GALLERY: Stand up comedy show honors Women’s History Month

March 21, 2019

The lineup of all female comedians posing for a group photograph after the show.

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The lineup of all female comedians posing for a group photograph after the show.

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Marshall student and first time stand up Anna Scott-Ristow during her set.

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Marshall student Paige Looney during her routine.

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