On Sept. 16, Asia Fest provided free arts and crafts booths for younger visitors. The Formosa Association of Student Cultural Ambassadors (FASCA) hosted one such booth. FASCA volunteer Wesley Liang ('28) described his experience at Asia Fest. "It's been a lot of fun. You just help kids and parents do fun activities. It's a good experience," he said.
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A collision of cultures: Asia Fest 2023
Asia Fest 2023 was a melting pot of Asian cultures, featuring food stalls, performances and dragon boat racing for visitors to enjoy.
September 19, 2023
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Y-Nhu Do, Student Life Editor
Y-Nhu is a senior at Green Hope High School, and was born in Cary, NC. She lives with her family, which includes her two brothers. Y-Nhu is hopeful that she will have a dog join the family one day. She has traveled throughout the United States, including California, Virginia, and Maine, but she finds that she enjoys the beach the most. Although an enthusiastic English, Creative Writing and Speech student, she aspires to study accounting in the future. In her free time, you can find her playing beach volleyball, (which she intends to play in college at the University of Southern Mississippi), listening to the latest pop music, or binging her favorite comedy and action films. This year, she looks forward to meeting new friends, enjoying senior year and playing more volleyball.
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Woah this is amazing!!!! Great work Peggy! I love your hard work and dedication