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Students raise money for conference

March 29, 2011
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SACNAS (Society Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans Students) are holding a barbecue twice a month from noon to 3 pm, for the Sacnas national conference in San Jose. The fundrasier will help pay for registration and lodging for the conference.

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