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PHOTOS: Light Show

By: Stephen Fogg

Issue date: 12/4/07 Section: News
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First year graduate students and second year undergraduates in the A&M architecture school present a light show Wednesday in the Langford Architecture Center.

The free light show allowed the architecture students to present their final projects. There were 32 presentations in all.
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Ashley Lair

posted 12/07/07 @ 2:41 PM CST

That was an AMAZING light show! i wish that more of the pictures would have been shown. Also, some of them would have been better had they been taken from the correct view. (Continued…)

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