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Titan night kicks off

Aaron Tomski
September 14, 2017
The first Titan Night of the fall semester included live animals, such as a snake that students were allowed to interact with.
[/media-credit] The first Titan Night of the fall semester included live animals, such as a snake that students were allowed to interact with.
Lauren Topp gets a henna tattoo by an artist at one of the various stations at the first Titan Nights of the semester. The event was jungle themed and hosted various activities to engage students during the first week of school. Titan Nights occurs on the first Friday of every month.
[/media-credit] Lauren Topp gets a henna tattoo by an artist at one of the various stations at the first Titan Nights of the semester. The event was jungle themed and hosted various activities to engage students during the first week of school. Titan Nights occurs on the first Friday of every month.
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