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VIDEO: Students embrace Asian Culture at night market

By Jenny Javkhlantugs and Ria Pathak
April 15, 2024
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Senior business administration major Say Paw (from left), junior nursing major Melita Inthabandith and sophomore communications major Virak Khoeun stand at a table selling food. Homemade food prepared by students was one of the primary items sold during the Asian Night Market. (Jenny Javkhlantugs | Northern Star)

In the mood for good food, music and times? :earth_asia: Take a look at what you might have missed at Alpha Kappa Delta Phi’s 3rd annual Asian Night Market.

@niunorthernstarIn the mood for good food, music and times? Take a look at what you might have missed at Alpha Kappa Delta Phi’s 3rd annual Asian Night Market. Filmed by Jenny Javkhlantugs Edited by Ria Pathak Voiceover by Gabby Crabtree

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