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Cartoon: Beginnings of winter

By Robin Gamboa, Cartoonist
November 2, 2023
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A student sits bundled up in the cold. As the climate starts to change, it is important to protect our bodies from the cold winter air. (Robin Gamboa | Northern Star)
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