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Come see the tiny, beautiful world around us. Happening Off Campus: The winners of the Nikon Small World in Motion competition this year displayed the tiny, beautiful world around us. The competition began in 1975, at first only accepting photography, and has since decided to include moving images as well. Awarded first place, Ning Xu […]
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