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LIVE BREAKING: SWAT nearly surrounds encampment

LIVE BREAKING: SWAT nearly surrounds encampment

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Students evacuate after power outage

Students evacuate after power outage

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A piece of construction equipment sits in front of the chapel construction. Students have experienced catcalling from the workers.

Students call out construction workers for harassment

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Encampment demolished, 14 arrested

Encampment demolished, 14 arrested

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Courtesy of Taylor Swift

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Brief: Mission and Ministry hosts Open House

Maroon Staff
August 24, 2012

Mission and Ministry will host an open house and ice cream party on Wednesday, Aug. 29 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the Danna Center Magis Lounge. Mission and Ministry runs events such as retreats, Loyola Week, Mass and Pancakes, and weekly masses.
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