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‘How to Train Your Dragon’ hosted at stadium

PULLMAN -Make plans to attend the next Movie Night at Martin Stadium featuring ‘How to Train Your Dragon,’ beginning 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 3.

The movie, rated PG, is being presented by WSU Athletics and WSU Student Entertainment Board. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

A concession stand will be open for purchase of pop, popcorn and candy. People can also bring their own chairs, blankets, food and drinks into the stadium.

No pets are allowed in the stadium.

For more information call 335-0214 or visit wsucougars.com.

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