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Boston Globe Looks at MIT Anime Club

posted on 2004-12-02 15:32 EST by Christopher Macdonald

The Boston Globe has an article on the MIT anime club. The article highlights the events of a typical weekly screening and speaks to a few of the members and executives about their thoughts on the club and anime.

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