They came, they drank, they partied. And in so doing, they disrupted a neighbourhood, damaged property, lit things on fire in the street, threw projectiles ...
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The homecoming party will go down in Dalhousie history because it was attended by hundreds of Dal students, even though the university didn’t sanction the gathering and urged students not to attend. In the aftermath of the massive, destructive bash that snaked through several city streets and spilled into residents’ yards, a community is grappling with how to prevent such a thing from ever happening again.
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