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NE Campus International Festival celebrates culture, ethnic diversity

April 15, 2013
Music students Taylor Goodwin and Steven Lamb, instructor Warren Dewey and student Linda Watson perform in a drum circle at NE Campus’ International Festival April 13-14. The festival included a job fair, free food, a dunking booth and representatives from the many diverse clubs and departments throughout the college. Photo by Mackenzie Ashton/The Collegian
Music students Taylor Goodwin and Steven Lamb, instructor Warren Dewey and student Linda Watson perform in a drum circle at NE Campus’ International Festival April 13-14. The festival included a job fair, free food, a dunking booth and representatives from the many diverse clubs and departments throughout the college. Photo by Mackenzie Ashton/The Collegian
NE Campus instructor Blanca Leticia Pizana de Esparza models her traditional garb for the festival. The festival included many live performances including a Latin jazz ensemble, belly dancing and an international fashion show. Photo by Mackenzie Ashton/The Collegian
NE Campus instructor Blanca Leticia Pizana de Esparza models her traditional garb for the festival. The festival included many live performances including a Latin jazz ensemble, belly dancing and an international fashion show. Photo by Mackenzie Ashton/The Collegian
NE Campus music student Mike Foster performs with a didgeridoo, an Australian instrument, at the festival.
NE Campus music student Mike Foster performs with a didgeridoo, an Australian instrument, at the festival.

 

 

 

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