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Cartoon: The rise and fall of students

By Daniela Barajas, Cartoonist
September 19, 2024
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Near a tree, a hand holds the stem of a red maple leaf. Students can admire the beauty of campus as leaves slowly begin to change colors. (Daniela Barajas | Northern Star)
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