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WTAMU students help with Drive-by-Fooding

Alex Montoya • November 15, 2011
Alexa Leija (Senior) and Christy Herrington (Freshman). Photo by Alex Montoya.
Alexa Leija (Senior) and Christy Herrington (Freshman). Photo by Alex Montoya.

WT students and staff donate canned foods to those in need. Read about it here!

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