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Student groups dance, share food at inaugural Day for the Nations event

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The Student Government Association hosted its first annual Day for the Nations event on Friday afternoon, where more than 50 cultural student organizations set up tables in University Yard, handed out food and showcased traditional cultural dances and music. More than 300 student attendees and 50 student organizations, including the Bengali Student Association, GW Folklorico, the Philippine Cultural Society and GW Irish Dance, attended the event…
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Student groups dance, share food at inaugural Day for the Nations event

The Student Government Association hosted its first annual Day for the Nations event on Friday afternoon, where more than 50 cultural student organizations set up tables in University Yard, handed out food and showcased traditional cultural dances and music. More than 300 student attendees and 50 student organizations, including the Bengali Student Association, GW Folklorico, the Philippine Cultural Society and GW Irish Dance, attended the event…

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The GW Hatchet broke the news in on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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