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Photo gallery: Annual Diwali Celebration held at the Student Commons
Freshmen Nayela Binte Mahmood, Aman Kalsi and Akki Srivastava dress in Diwali outfits.
Items such as posterboards and traditional jewelry are exhibited to share South Asian culture with the WJ community.
Sophomore Jordyn Kliewer serves Samosas.
Sophomore Meher Parsinni draws a henna flower on junior Maria Schans’s hand.
Freshmen Ruhika Jaiswal and Sabrina Vasu and sophomore Lorena Trevion serve beverages and Diwali sweets.
“This year, we have more members and people helping us out. So we can have more food and the line [for food] is moving faster than last year,” SASU president senior Vedant Patel said.
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