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Columbia student speaks at the 31st Annual Sor Juana Festival

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As applause echoed through the museum after the screening of the short film “Daydreamers,” the final film of the evening at the 31st annual Sor Juana Festival, the lights illuminated the stage to introduce the panelists.
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Columbia student speaks at the 31st Annual Sor Juana Festival

As applause echoed through the museum after the screening of the short film “Daydreamers,” the final film of the evening at the 31st annual Sor Juana Festival, the lights illuminated the stage to introduce the panelists.

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The Columbia Chronicle broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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