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Last night the economics department held their semi-annual departmental slumber party.  Party-goers celebrated with a screening of Heathers, a sighting of Bloody Mary in the 10th floor IAB bathroom, and a particularly risque game of Truth or Dare.  Xavier’s hand was stuck in a cup of water (allegedly by formerly trustworthy TA Carlos), Jeff Sachs snuck […]

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This morning, senior economics majors had their last chance to sign up for required seminars.  The department necessitates students to be there in person for a 9 am first-come, first-served sign up, and thus the annual IAB slumber party ensued.  Bleary-eyed campers appeared at ungodly hours, trying to figure out how they would survive work […]

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