Photos | 2008 Caltech Engineering Competition Crowd
Shim Suk-hee and Bong Joon-ho join 32 people in a field for a group performance during the 2008 Caltech Engineering Competition.
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a group of people standing in a fieldChronologically Adjacent
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instrument tripod speaker caltech grass furniture activities group folding sky musician child teen wristwatch bag accessories shim suk-hee performer outdoor performance brass section chair horn bong joon caltech_engineering_competition glasses competition footwear crowd musical backpack concert music shorts boy handbag land leisure music band hat fence ho engineering electronics shoe
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2008-03-11T12:15:34-07:00
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