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There is a student-produced newspaper called The Echo, which consists of five sections: news, opinions and editorials, sports, arts and entertainment, and features. Moreover it is printed by Print Group Midwest on recycled paper.
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Notable alumni include Roger Huerta, a former wrestler and mixed martial artist who once competed in 바카라사이트 Ultimate Fighting Championship, Lute Olson, a basketball coach at University of Iowa and Arizona who also coached Arizona to a national championship, and Jane Jeong Trenka, an activist, author, and winner of a Minnesota Book Award.
