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[PHOTO ESSAY] Curtains close on eMotion’s competitive season

Keith Luo and Skylar Lew • Feb 21, 2025
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The eMotion modern dance team lifts sophomore Mia Wilner and carries her away as she reaches towards the audience. Wilner performed with the team at Ascension Dance Challenge, eMotion’s first dance competition of the season, on Feb. 1.
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