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by Taylor Frechette
November 21, 2012

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Students board a Badger Coach Tuesday morning to head home and see friend and family for Thanksgiving break. Although some will still need to attend classes Wednesday, others took off early-potentially to the disdain of those who need to stay in Madison through Wednesday or Thursday. Classes will resume Monday.[/media-credit]
Students board a Badger Coach Tuesday morning to head home and see friend and family for Thanksgiving break. Although some will still need to attend classes Wednesday, others took off early-potentially to the disdain of those who need to stay in Madison through Wednesday or Thursday. Classes will resume Monday.

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