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Rhythmic call to tribal roots

February 13, 2018
NW students join in dancing with the Bandan Koro traditional African drummers Feb. 7. Photo by Robert Burn/The Collegian
The drummers and dancers perform in the WFAB lobby in honor of Black History Month on NW Campus.
The drummers and dancers perform in the WFAB lobby in honor of Black History Month on NW Campus.
Photo by Robert Burn/The Collegian
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