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Photo gallery: International week
A group of students represent Central African countries on Wednesday. Wednesday was African and Middle Eastern countries.
Junior Jinsol Park wears a Squid Game costume representing the Asian American Student Union (AASU) on Tuesday. Park is also the president of the Korean Language Club.
Seniors Ellie Meyerstien and Leora Leavey stand at the Jewish Student Union (JSU) table. Their table consisted of students learning how to write their names in Hebrew and multiple treats like Challah.
Students crowd Ukrainian Clubs table to try the popular snacks of student representatives.
Sophomore Alice Bradley shows off her skills in traditional Irish fiddle tunes at the cultural showcase. Bradley has traveled to Ireland to perform some of her pieces in competitions.
(From left) Senior Tebi Diskul, junior Sareen Papangelou and senior Indie Viriyakul show off their Thai class poster board.
Two members of SASU (South Asian Student Union) dance to Indian music in colorful saris at the assembly on Friday afternoon. Saris are a traditional garb for dances, parties and other celebrations.
At the end of the preformance, each group that participated in the cultural showcase came on stage to take a bow to thank everyone who attended.
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