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Eclipse incites energetic response from students, community

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Professors cancel classes, students swarm the Cook Carillon Tower and scatter the lawns in front of Zumberge Pond. The balconies of Lake Superior Hall and the Russel H. Kirkhof Center fill with people with their eyes turned to the sky. Grand Valley State University staff, students and community members rush outside as the time approaches 3 p.m. on Monday, April 8 to witness an astronomical phenomenon that won’t be seen again in the United States…

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Eclipse incites energetic response from students, community

Professors cancel classes, students swarm the Cook Carillon Tower and scatter the lawns in front of Zumberge Pond. The balconies of Lake Superior Hall and the Russel H. Kirkhof Center fill with people with their eyes turned to the sky. Grand Valley State University staff, students and community members rush outside as the time approaches 3 p.m. on Monday, April 8 to witness an astronomical phenomenon that won’t be seen again in the United States…

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