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Caffeine Cram shows new students around Kearney

Feb 21, 2018

Kitt’s Coffee Bar & Calico Coffee Co. hosted Caffeine Cram Thursday, Feb.15. Caffeine Cram is put on by the UNK Learning Commons and the First Year Program, giving students a chance to explore great new study spots around the Kearney area. Each week it is at a different location and UNK students receive free coffee.

 

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