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Raccoon roams Library Lawn

By Jessica Martinez • October 22, 2014
Photo credit: John Fordiani

Students gathered around the Library Lawn this morning to watch a raccoon run around and play with tree bark.

On their way into the library, students stopped to watch the raccoon. By 8:15 a.m., a crowd had formed to watch the raccoon play. At one point, it chased a squirrel on the grass and then ran after a cat, making it run out of the bushes.

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