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Graduation 2015: Ducks and well-wishers reflect on Sunday’s festivities (Storify)

Eder Campuzano
June 13, 2015

Twitter and Instagram were abuzz with all sorts of good feelings on Sunday for the University of Oregon’s class of 2015.

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