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Bronze bulldogs on the campus of South Carolina State University, a four-year historically black university located in Orangeburg, South Carolina. The bulldog is the university athletic teams' mascot

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2017 05 07.
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  1. America
  2. Bronze Bulldogs
  3. Bulldog Mascots
  4. Color
  5. Digital Photographs
  6. Orangeburg
  7. Orangeburg State University
  8. South Carolina
  9. United States

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