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Nadine Tarek, first-year arts Photograph by Jessica Darmanin

Staying cool---on student budgets---in Halifax

Dalhousie and King’s students show us their fall fashion

By Jessica Darmanin

September 20, 2012

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Photographer Jessica Darmanin is touring Atlantic Canada with an eye on campus fashion. First up, Dalhousie University and King’s College, where the kids are staying cool on student budgets. High-waisted pants are in---and one of these ladies got hers at Value Village. If you’re wondering where to buy Genevieve’s shades, don’t bother; they’re hand-me-downs from Dad. Lesson to first-years: raid your parents’ closets at Thanksgiving. Next stop: Memorial & St. Francis Xavier style. Share your campus style. Tweet us a photo to @maconcampus or post one on our Facebook wall. You could be featured in an upcoming post!

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