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The Inter-Club Counsel kicked off Spirit Day on Tuesday at the Quad. About 30 students participated with the guys from the football team.

“We really wanted to show our teams’ support and encourage students to attend the homecoming game and all the fall events,” said ICC Advisor Linda Morrow.

Free food, candy and water bottles were given out to participants that stopped by. Games like a blow up football toss and a blow up soccer goal were held for students to show off their own athletic abilities.

The Dons play at home Saturday vs. the Long Beach City College.

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