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Back to school fashion
By Seth McCormick Cooke, Special to The Post and Courier
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Pajamas were a college classroom staple for too long.
This fall, back-to-school looks are a little more glam, a little more eclectic and a little more fun.
Whether you're bookish, the artsy type or even professorial, there are plenty of chic options about town.
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