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Campus celebrates the season with music and annual Tree Lighting

Carson-Newman’s campus and members of the greater community gathered to celebrate the season with “Sing Christmas,” a special performance featuring 1978 alumna Mary McDonald. The evening also showcased the talent of a 120+ vocal choir and orchestra. To cap the event, attendees assembled outside of Henderson Humanities Building for the University’s annual Christmas Tree Lighting.


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