Sonoma State University Celebrates 50 Years in Rohnert Park Ca
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Sonoma State University celebrated it's 50th anniversary in Cotati, Ca. during September of 2011 by having some students form the numerals "50" on a lawn for a fly by photograph by a local pilot.
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