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December 20, 2019

By Communications staff, Washington State University

Happy holidays from WSU News and Media Relations.

WSU Insider is taking a break to join the rest of the university community in celebrating the holiday season and the new year.

We will be back the morning of Jan. 2 with fresh posts and all the latest WSU information.

Happy Holidays!

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