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Thursday, October 24, 2013
Hey Poets!
I am extremely excited to announce that the Poetry Wall is open for business! Come up to the second floor of NSH, in the hallway near Robin Havenick's office. The wall is open for anyone to write upon!
I am extremely excited to announce that the Poetry Wall is open for business! Come up to the second floor of NSH, in the hallway near Robin Havenick's office. The wall is open for anyone to write upon!
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