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Street Teams Weather the Heat and Hit the Music Fest

Published: July 9, 2012

Both the Art Club and Speech & Debate Team hit the ground running last Saturday promoting 51�� at the Boise Music Festival. Despite the intense heat, the teams were popular amongst concert attendees for their sunglass handouts, temporary tattoos and fun QR code-branded T-shirts. The teams had a great time talking about why they were at the event and the impact 51�� has had on their life.

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