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Belly Dance and Hummus: Khaleeji’s Arabian Night

Last night, Penn State’s Khaleeji Student Association held its Arabian Night in Heritage Hall, a colorful event designed to showcase the various Middle Eastern cultures that it represents.  With miles of food, fashion, and a rather gymnastic belly dancer, students and parents alike were given a very lively taste of Arabian custom and society.

Furthemore, given that Penn State’s cultural diversity is painfully minimal, the Khaleeji Student Association played the ever-important role of showcasing minority; hopefully, we all left with a slightly greater urgency to explore cultures other than our own.  If not, at least we didn’t leave hungry.

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Will Wolf

Will is a photographer for Onward State, originally from Wynnewood, PA. He is currently a senior in Industrial Engineering, with a minor in Mathematics. Will thoroughly enjoys his traveling, sushi, jumping out of planes, ice hockey, hiking, blogging, Apple products, hip-hop, skiing, and cameras. He is rather excited to be here.

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