On Friday, facilities staff and students attend a car show in front of New South as part of the Facilities Appreciation Picnic.
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The start of fall brings cooler temperatures and a cloudy pink sunset, seen from McCosh Walk.
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Students relax outside on Poe field.
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The sun lights up Holder courtyard.
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Students listened to Richard Stengel ’77, the former managing editor of Time and government official in the Obama administration, speak about U.S. politics at Monday’s event.
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