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IN PICTURES: Safe Passage draws victim support

DeKalb Takes Back the Night
By Sean Reed, Photo Editor
April 3, 2024
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Kelsey Gettle, legal program manager for Safe Passage, leads the crowd through their final chants before returning to the Egyptian Theatre. The crowd then returned their signs and took their seats for the survivor speak out, which took place until roughly 7:30 p.m. (Sean Reed | Northern Star)

DeKALB – Roughly 100 people gathered in support of victims of sexual assault Tuesday at the Egyptian Theatre for Take Back the Night, an annual protest march and survivor speak out organized by Safe Passage.

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DeKalb Chief of Police David Byrd holds a sign as he walks near the front of the marching group. Byrd, along with a few other officers from the DeKalb Police Department, attended the event in support of victims of sexual assault. (Sean Reed | Northern Star)
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Students stand in line at Stix and Noodles during Food Truck Wednesday in MLK Commons. Stix and Noodles is a Filipino food truck based out of Lake in the Hills, which serves combo meals including an entree, rice and side. (Sean Reed | Northern Star)
IN PICTURES: Food trucks take to MLK Commons, campus clamors for lunch
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