Club fair showcases diversity

Stella Hadamer, Feature Editor|November 14, 2019

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This club works to celebrate the Hispanic/Latin cultures of the world with the WJ community. All students are welcome to come and share their culture, learn a new culture, organize events and just become a part of this vibrant and dynamic group of students.

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Junior Stella Hadamer is very excited to be the Senior Feature Editor in her second year on the Pitch. When she is not writing or editing articles she...

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Club fair showcases diversity