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50 years of Hmong legacies to be honored on campus

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UW-Eau Claire’s Multicultural Student Services (MSS) will highlight 50 years of Hmong legacies at a miniature exhibition this spring. Beginning Wednesday, April 2, the breezeway in McIntyre Library will showcase a timeline of Hmong history at the university. The event will mark the 50th anniversary of Hmong people coming to the United States. According to...

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50 years of Hmong legacies to be honored on campus

UW-Eau Claire’s Multicultural Student Services (MSS) will highlight 50 years of Hmong legacies at a miniature exhibition this spring. Beginning Wednesday, April 2, the breezeway in McIntyre Library will showcase a timeline of Hmong history at the university. The event will mark the 50th anniversary of Hmong people coming to the United States. According to...

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