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Sixth Asian American Pacific Islander Club Meeting

Sarah Carlile, Reporter • April 17, 2024
Photo courtesy of @mcneil_aapi on Instagram.
Photo courtesy of @mcneil_aapi on Instagram.

Asian American Pacific Islander Club will be having its sixth meeting of the year on Friday, Apr. 19 during Flex in room C231. Students will be learning how to assemble their own Pani Puri, an Indian street food dish of deep-fried filled dough balls served with a chutney sauce.

The club will be open for all students to join. AAPI’s goal is to create a community to honor and celebrate the diversity of Asian American students.

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Sarah Carlile
Sarah Carlile, Reporter
Hello, this is my third year with newspaper staff and I am in my senior year. Outside of school I enjoy making art, listening to music, singing and have interests in fashion and criminology. 
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