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VIDEOS: Boston Marathon Bombing

April 17, 2013

Gina-Maria Garcia, a third year journalism major, was at Dillon’s on Boylston when she heard the explosions go off on Monday. Her journalistic instincts kicked in and she grabbed her cell phone to take video of the scenes around her. See her interviews of runners and bystanders below:

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