ASB’s Human Relations Commission hosted their biannual Dogs in the Quad event on Friday, Dec 6. to help students relax before the stress of dead week and finals. But this year there was an additional surprise for students: bunnies.
Therapy dogs and bunnies bring dif-fur-ent relaxation methods before dead week
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