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Written by Lauren Stapp   
Friday, 19 November 2010 05:13

The University of Arizona has acquired many mysteries in its 125 years of existence. Students, faculty and members of the Tucson community can all share ghost stories about strange happenings on campus but what do they all mean?

U of A traditions and history professor Dr. James Knight says the rich history and legends surrounding the campus enhance campus life.

Local paranormal investigators cannot determine the exact reasoning for haunted buildings on campus since ghosts and large amounts of paranormal activity can be attributed to various sources.

One thing is for certain; the haunted stories surrounding the university will remain for the next 125 years.

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Listen to a few haunted tales from one UA student, David Didonato.

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Last Updated on Friday, 19 November 2010 21:05
 

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