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‘Impractical Jokers’ comedian visits College

September 23, 2019 Signal Contributor 2

Kendall Hall buzzed with excitement on Sept. 17, as students stood in line for hours to see America’s favorite cat-hating, germaphobe comedian, Sal Vulcano. […]