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		At times when walking around 
		here at Campus Kids, you may question if you are in the midst of the 
		1960's. But, once you realize that there are no rioters outside Tom's 
		office, and the clubs are truly just fun clubs without any devious 
		motives, then you will see that the mass amount of tie-dye found all 
		around campus is simply just because we love it! | 
		
		
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		(I, myself, am a fan)
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		Luckily, our camp 
		offers an activity that lets us create our own tie-dye! | 
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		| It starts out where everyone 
		soaks their white clothes in a Sulfur solution in order to prevent the 
		dye from washing out. | 
		
		
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		The kids then take it out, and 
		twist their clothes in certain ways that create certain patterns. Many 
		popular patterns are the bullseye, the spiral, stripes, and more! 
		Counselors and staff assistants who have been here for many years and 
		know how to make a great tiedye, often help. | 
	
	
		
		
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		Then the dye comes out! (so do 
		the gloves to prevent dye from staining everyone's hands!) | 
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		The colors are always vivid! | 
		
		
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		Then once that's over, the 
		tie-dyed clothing are either put in bags still rubber-banded, or the 
		rubber bands are taken out, and to see the beautiful creations! | 
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		Alright well I gotta run, which 
		hopefully the dye won't do.. (I think I've used too many bad jokes in 
		the past couple weeks) .. so hope you enjoyed this psychedelic photo 
		journal, and tune into news about Campstock, that's when you'll see a 
		crazy amount of tie dye! Peace out! | 
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