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Celebrate Washington Writers with Profs. Sten, Mallon – Sept. 13, 4 p.m.
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Festivating accomplished
The English Department office has been ornamented, garnished, embellished, trimmed and bedecked for the season. Stop by, grab some chocolate, and see if this year’s theme (“Decorating to Annoy”) has been a success. Share on FacebookTweet