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Last week @ UHCL: Oct. 26, 2015

In one week, campus events took us from being a soccer fan at the Delta Field to world traveler at Explore India and we made it back to the Bayou Building just in time for a Halloween costume contest. Missed an event? Want to see pictures of fellow classmates and faculty? Check out UHCL This Week.

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Written by Amanda Beard

Amanda Beard is a communication student at UHCL. She has previously been a reporter for the San Jacinto Times and a content writer and Internet marketer during an internship at a start-up company. After graduating Amanda hopes to work in public relations.

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