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Anime Club director of fundraising, Stefanie Guarnieri sold Pokémon-themed desserts and treats as part of the live-action role play event this past Saturday. All of the proceeds went toward funding the event, which was free to students. | Andrew Thayer TTN

Students chase title of Pokémon master

08 April 2014 Andrew Thayer

Anime Club hosted a live-action role play Pokémon competition.

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