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Take Back the Night

April 26, 2013

SAASA (Sexual Assault Awareness, Support and Advocacy) presented Take Back The Night on Thursday, April 18th. It started on the steps of Founders, sponsoring a free student dinner and t-shirt making. Later, a vigil that supported sexual victims carried attendees to a bonfire by the lake. There, students, faculty and staff shared their experiences, at a “speak-out.” Take Back The Night is an international, annually held event seeking to end all forms of sexual violence.

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