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Katie Ryder, Staff Photographer and Laila Bush, Staff Photographer • October 3, 2024
Katie Ryder

Tanner Moore, a first-year studying animal science, looks at Ryan Byung-Hoon Lim, a fourth-year studying food science, in the dress rehearsal of “Teletype” in Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theater on Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2024. “Teletype” was a student-written production held by University Theatre.

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Laila Bush

Dasha Royal, a fourth-year studying international studies, smiles with her hands on her hips during the dress rehearsal performance of "Teletype" at Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre on Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2024. "Teletype" is a play exploring loyalty, its challenges, and consequences, set in 1969-1970 West Virginia and inspired by real-life events.

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