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Whitworth International Festival 2017

November 26, 2017

Ian Busik| Photographer 

  • Sophomore Glory Farrell representing Ethiopia
  • Junior Melissa Osorio representing Honduras 
  • Sophomore Ishan Gauli, sophomore Michaela Scheer and senior Purnima Karki representing Nepal
  • Freshman Sibuso Hadebe representing South Africa
  • International club president Mutsa Chiromo representing Zimbabwe
  • Sophomore Isaiah Retan representing Saipan
  • Junior Alba Cruz and sophomore Roland Baez dancing salsa
  • Freshman Eldridge Barrington Lile Cole taking part in the African dance
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