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Valentine’s Day Open House

Fennan Ephrem, Staff Writer
May 9, 2026
Photo credit, Fennan Ephrem
Valentine’s Day card decorating station which includes fidgets, cards with stickers, envelopes, and ring pop candy.

Montgomery College students participated in the Valentine’s Day open house on Feb. 10 from 11 to 1 p.m. to celebrate Valentine’s Day. By Decorating bracelets, cookies, making cards, and listening to Valentine’s Day theme music. 

 

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Photo credit, Fennan Ephrem
A general shot of MC students who attended the event, were having a conversation about which cookies would be better to eat.
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