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UNCP students witness the beauty of impermanence through Buddhist Sand Mandala

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PEMBROKE — For four days, students passing through the Chavis Student Center mall at UNC Pembroke watched something extraordinary take shape — one grain of colored sand at a time.
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UNCP students witness the beauty of impermanence through Buddhist Sand Mandala

PEMBROKE — For four days, students passing through the Chavis Student Center mall at UNC Pembroke watched something extraordinary take shape — one grain of colored sand at a time.

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Laurinburg Exchange broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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