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E15M Day Two: Photo Gallery (40 photos)

Carrie Coonan
November 24, 2015

Dragon Press photographers Rachel Horiuchi, Carrie Coonan and Jessie Snyder capture the second day of the Every 15 Minutes simulation, which included a funeral for the “dead” students.

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Credit: Rachel Horiuchi/The Foothill Dragon Press; Carrie Coonan/The Foothill Dragon Press; Jessie Snyder/The Foothill Dragon Press

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