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OHANA Nights host Asian American Welcome Night time date place (opens the original)
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Asian American Welcome Night was held from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday in the HSC Regency Room. The event had performances from student organizations and showcased clubs from all across NIU including Muslim Student Association, Celestial Covers and more. OHANA Nights event coordinator, Tony Mungunsar, a senior majoring in industrial and systems engineering, said that setting up OHANA was a bit of a challenge. “It was kind of a lot,” Mungunsar said. “It’s just performances and tables and stuff. I ju
NIU’s Annual Recycled Boat Race has Students Pumped (opens the original)
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NIU’s Homecoming tradition, the Recycled Boat Race, will take place from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Oct. 6th at the East Lagoon. The Recycled Boat race involves students forming teams and working together to build a boat using cardboard and other recyclable materials. Then students will try to race their makeshift boats across the water without sinking. Lyn Fowler, a sophomore triple majoring in Psychology, Chemistry and Biology, said her experience at last year’s boat race helped her connect with o
AARC hosts OHANA: Minute to Win it game night (opens the original)
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Ohana Nights: Minute to Win it took place from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesday in the Asian American Resource Center. The game night consisted of a chopstick challenge, a traditional Korean game called Gonggi and a fierce game of rock, paper, scissors. The night kicked off with four teams, The Dragon Warriors, The Princesses, Beautiful Red Hawk Rice Lovers and Chai Vision. Angel Aumentado, a freshman health sciences major and a member of The Princesses, said that she frequently attends OHANA Nights.
NIU poster sale helps make art accessible to students (opens the original)
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Poster Invasion, a woman-owned pop up business, is on campus to bring art to NIU students. Students have the chance to explore, engage with and purchase posters from all walks of life. Movies, music, literature, art and more are available for students to take home with them from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Zoey Ousley, a first-year public health major, picked out Batman, Type O Negative and Lana Del Rey posters. “That was one thing that stood out to me, that they have a lot of thin
‘The Risk Worth Taking’ gallery showcased at NIU (opens the original)
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“The Risk Worth Taking,” an art exhibition by artist and School of Art and Design alumnus Kevin Cole, is on display in the Jack Olson Gallery located in Jack Arends Hall. Cole earned his Master of Fine Arts in drawing from NIU in 1984 as a Rhoten A. Smith Scholar according to the NIU Arts Blog. The exhibition is a take on democracy and the work towards progress for 250 years in the U.S. The exhibition begins with the Jim Crow era, with stories inspired by Cole’s grandfather. The exhibition comes
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