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Santa Monica College (SMC) student Lily Gray, a Communications major, poses for a photograph after drawing a BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift) raffle ticket during Club Row on the SMC Main Campus Quad on Thursday, Oct. 29th, 2026, in Santa Monica, Calif. This week's Club Row also featured a costume contest ahead of Halloween. Club Row offers student clubs an opportunity to connect with students, share flyers, showcase what makes their club unique, and recruit new members. (Guillermo De La Barreda | The Corsair) Santa Monica College (SMC) student Judy King (center) poses for a photograph with other fellow students during Club Row on the SMC Main Campus Quad on Thursday, Oct. 29th, 2026, in Santa Monica, Calif. King is a member of both the Japanese Language and Culture Club Association and the Chinese Culture Club. This week's Club Row also featured a costume contest ahead of Halloween.

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