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Photo of the Day: February 26

By Julia Medine
February 26, 2014

Pick up the latest edition of the Black & White print edition, available outside room B212. Photo by Abby Cutler.

Pick up the latest edition of the Black & White print edition, available outside room B212. Photo by Abby Cutler.
Pick up the latest edition of the Black & White print edition, available outside room B212. Photo by Abby Cutler.

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Participants talked about their favorite Middle Eastern traditions and their personal experiences as Arab or Jewish students while enjoying baklava, a Middle Eastern pastry.
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