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Great Lakes SmackDown! on WDET

By Great Lakes Echo | March 21, 2011

Looks like the Great Lakes SmackDown! Terrestrial Terror is getting some regional attention.

Don’t miss this interview with Echo’s Alice Rossignol on WDET based out of Wayne State University.

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