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       March 24, 2004: From the Archives 
 A freshman and a sophomore do battle during Cane Spree, a Princeton tradition 
        dating to the 1860s, in this undated photo. What began as an attempt by 
        upperclassmen to prevent frosh from carrying then-fashionable canes while 
        strolling on Nassau Street has evolved into a multisport competition after 
        the second week of classes in the fall. According to the Daily Princetonian, 
        rules created after a student was injured in 2001 have made Cane Spree 
        less of “a brutal brawl.” Can any readers identify these students? 
         
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