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Why Dalhousie’s HoCOVID party is the perfect thing to be mad about

Everybody has a reason to be upset about the 2021 homecoming mess, even the drunken mob that made it happen.

By Victoria Walton

On Saturday night, a few residential city blocks between Coburg and Jubilee Roads were unlike any other. Busier than Pizza Corner after the bars close, bodies packed tighter than Christmas at the Forum in pre-COVID times...

HoCOVID was multi-faceted mayhem, both destructive party for selfish students and a rare chance for disconnected youth to relax together.
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