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Hopkins photo exhibition

By Erica Spaeth, General Photo Editor
February 27, 2014

Congratulations to junior Christina Vezzi and freshman Bill Wu for winning second and third place in the photo exhibition at Johns Hopkins Moment in Time reception. Congratulations to the other eight students who were chosen for exhibition:

Simone Johnson Blanchard

Emily Greenstein

Cameron Heger

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Kalina Simeonove

Alex Gibson

Elisa Carpenter

Carly Shapiro

Kyle Parisi

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