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Students muster against mustard

Dawn Bonker
April 27, 2010
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Senior Ramona Rose and 17 other Chapman students had their work cut out for them this past weekend as participants in a Roots Native Habitat Restoration trip, sponsored by the Student Civic Engagement program. Students spent three hours yanking out invasive, non-native species like mustard and wild radish from Upper Newport Bay.

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