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October 30, 2006
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For whom the bell tolls

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Rob Bonow / Sun Photo Editor

Siyi Wang ’08, left, and Kathryn Berger grad play Balancing Rocks, a composition by Keith Jenkins ’93 at the Clocktower Halloween Concert on Sunday night.

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