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Celebrate “freindsgiving” on campus with the program council

Guest Column
November 17, 2016
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Photo credit: SMU Program Council Facebook page

By Sydney Dawson

Join your friends on the hilltop for an early Thanksgiving celebration.

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Photo credit: SMU Program Council Facebook page

The SMU Program Council is hosting a Charlie Brown Thanksgiving Fest-I-Fall Thursday night on the Dallas Hall Lawn from 8:30 to 11:30. The PC will be serving a Thanksgiving feast and screening episodes of Friends. The Fest-I-Fall will also have a pumpkin patch, a pie eating contest and more.

Bring your friends and an empty stomach and celebrate “friendsgiving” with PC tonight!
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