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University of Oregon Photojournalism Class Covers the Election

Ethos
November 8, 2016
University of Oregon Photojournalism Class Covers the Election

Photos contributed by SOJC students in Torsten Kjellstrand’s J365 Intro to Photojournalism course at the University of Oregon.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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