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(1) Getting your hands dirty
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Getting your hands dirty with ceramics

The best part of working with ceramics at Western Washington University, according to studio art majors and ceramics club members Gabe Rubanowitz and Kasey Maniulit, isn’t its expansive nature or even the act of creating. Rather, it’s getting to work with Ryan Kelly, the club’s academic advisor.  


(1) ASA: A Home Away From Home
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ASA is a home away from home

Western Washington University’s Arab Student Association hosted a food workshop alongside several other Ethnic Student Center clubs on May 2. The ESC kitchen was alive with a flurry of activity and conversation, with members from each club intermingling as they prepared cultural dishes. 


Making Music, Creating Memories
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Pure Halcyon: Making music, creating memories

The lights are down low. The crowd waits in anticipation. The room is lively with chatter and the low hums of a guitar can be heard over the loudspeakers before the show begins. Pure Halcyon is returning to The Blue Room this Sunday, May 7, with doors opening at 7 p.m.


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Dancing through life

Born and raised in the Philippines, Angela Sebastian, who began dancing at 4 years old, is now an instructor in Western Washington University’s dance department.


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