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Amna Nawaz was on the scene during both the Haiti earthquake and the flood in Pakistan last year. She once spent an entire day reporting outside Rahm Emanuel’s door in the West Wing of the White House. However, not having any prior journalism experience didn’t deter this 2001 College graduate and Emmy winner.
On Thursday afternoon, 27 cultural societies took to College Green in a “celebration of cultures” that saw performances from Penn Du Re, Quaker Notes, Excelano Project and other student groups. The United Minorities Council hosted the event to showcase the various cultural groups on campus.
Two weeks ago during spring break, Biotechnology graduate student Mai Tsukikawa had feared the worst.
College senior Stephanie Siaw squeezed her plastic bag of dark green Mehndi paste tightly, slowly attempting to recreate the intricate Hindi character in front of her on a student’s arm. Siaw, along with her fellow students in the Student Ambassadors of the World, gave out Henna tattoos Wednesday afternoon in Houston Hall to raise awareness about international women’s issues.
In the Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine, a woman in a red dress and a sash was making rounds. She was greeting patients at the door. She was handing out pens. And she was posing for many a camera-phone picture.