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February 21, 2002
They’re off and shopping
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The kindergarten class at the Penn-assisted School spent Friday, Feb. 8, visiting the Penn campus, including a stop at the Penn Bookstore and a scavenger hunt in the aisles of the Freshgrocer supermarket. Here, as kindergarten counselor Theresa Knight keeps watch, kindergartners (left to right) Lucy Wu, Aja Sor, William (Billy) Busard, Yi-Lei Wang and Malcolm Elsahari set off, lists in hand, to find what they were looking for. Photo by Candace diCarlo |
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Originally published on February 21, 2002
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