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How to enjoy March Madness

By Cybele Zhang and Anika Bhavnani|March 24, 2016

March Madness is the month long playoff that leads up to the Division I NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship. In it, a starting sixty four college teams compete against one another— win or go home.

Want to be part of the March Madness hype? Read below to learn fun ways to enjoy the tournament.

Made By: Anika Bhavnani '17 and Cybele Zhang '18

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