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Photo Brief: Studying with Sebastian

Sebastian the Ibis relaxes in a hammock by the Memorial fountain on Wednesday afternoon. The hammocks are put up around the end of each semester to help students relax during finals week. Holly Bensur // Staff Photographer

December 3, 2012

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