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THE TITUS MIRACLE

THE WHO: In mid-February, the hype of Titus looms over the St. Lawrence University campus like a dark storm.

Freshmen listen to stories while upperclassmen wrack their brains trying to remember how exactly it went down last year. It was definitely a powder day. Christie forgot how to get onto the chairlift, fell of, and stalled

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