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Cartoon: Happy Halloween

By Maxwell Lehmann, Cartoonist
October 30, 2025
Maxwell Lehmann
A cartoon depicts a pumpkin with ghosts nearby it and the words “Happy Halloween.” Happy Halloween, Huskies! (Maxwell Lehmann | Northern Star)
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