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Luncheon canceled because of lack of interest

By Jamie Saine, News Editor
April 17, 2007

The Prospect Day Luncheon scheduled for Thursday was canceled because of a lack of interest, said Brian McAree, vice president of Student Affairs and Campus Life.

Last year, 75 to 100 students attended the luncheon, McAree said. This year only 10 students responded.

A pamphlet will be sent out to students outlining Prospect Day policies in place of the luncheon.
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