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Ithaca College Students Finish MLK Week with Day of Service

By Matt Maloney, Assistant Multimedia Editor
January 30, 2017
By Matt Maloney, Natalie Newman, Alisha Tamarchenko/The Ithacan
Students from Ithaca College volunteered around the community for the annual MLK Day of Service.

Students from Ithaca College volunteered around the community for the annual MLK Day of Service.

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