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Pi Day gives students chance to let loose, throw pies

March 15, 2011

Videography by AJ Dome

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Associated Students' Government President Steve Titus gets a pie thrown at him during the Pi Day event. Photo by AJ Dome.A poster to informs students about the Pi Day event. Photo by AJ Dome.
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