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Photos of found subject matter (unposed and uncontrolled) documenting your university or college-related events as they occur naturally. Photographs in this category must adhere to accepted photojournalistic standards.

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Students fire off bottle rockets with different psi and water levels and make calculations to determine the best weight to fuel ratio during an exercise at the Aerospace Summer Camp.

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Members of the Afro Beat Dance Crew strut their stuff and work to attract new members to their dance group during the annual Involvement Expo on the quad.

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Alumni that returned for Young Alumni Weekend took advantage of beautiful weather to re-create one of there favorite events from their college days the Grinnell Relays. 

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The dances seem to get bigger and better every year i cover them. The locations dont really change but the talent get better and technology get more advanced. this DJ for the Welcome Tye-Dye Dance here at SUU brought a video screen with him. So I stood on a wall and shot over the students, as the screen changed it silhouetted him and the students hands. I composed and waited for the right moment. 

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A first-generation student and student marshal moves her tassel at graduation.

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I got called out for a quick shoot with the agriculture club one morning. I was initially worried due to the back lit situation, but I found i loved the rim lighting on the sheep and how the sun on the fence on the right leads you to her so well. 

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Students play basketball on a warm summer evening.

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Inspired by the films of Ana Mendieta, the UNLV Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art and the UNLV student sculpture club, Aluminati, collaborate to connect our stories to Mendieta's ideas.

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A worker prepares the dome of the Old Capitol for a fresh layer of gold leaf. The dome is being re-gilded for the first time since it was destroyed by a fire in 2001. The new gold should last 20-50 years.

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A woman checks out the fish-shaped casket during the grand opening celebration of the new Stanley Museum of Art. 

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