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Students gather around their STD/STI Awareness and Prevention poster to bring awareness to safe practices to the students on campus.

Sexual Ethics Education Fair

Briana Gutierrez
December 10, 2019
Pictured above is a poster with information on sex workers. They also included a list of celebrities who have been in that industry.

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From left: Valeria Padilla and Jennifer Cano pictured setting up their poster to present to students.

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A group of students gather around to talk about sex trafficking, how they can potentially prevent it, and what to look out for.

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A group of students gather around to answer questions on how they can spot and/or prevent sex trafficking.

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Valeria Padilla and Jennifer Cano (not pictured) presented a poster with the Sexual Assault topic. A wreath was also on their booth for students to place a pin if they knew/know someone whos been a victim of sexual assault.

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The Diya, is a small lamp that is lit especially at Diwali.  Diyas are typically made of clay with Ghee or oil used as the fuel and cotton wool as the wick.

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Henna Singh is pictured setting down the Diya candle during the Diwali festival. The Diya is typically lit during special holidays and events such as Diwali.

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Henna Singh

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Henna Singh is pictured applying henna tattoo on a student at the Diwali Festival. Henna is a paste made from leaves of Lawsonia inermi.

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October 30, 2019
A traditional appetizer served at Diwali is Chicken Tikka (pictured above). This dish is served with sautéed veggies and chicken. Usually, the chicken is made in a tandoor, a cylindrical clay or metal oven.

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From left: Henna Singh, Yaddeep Kaur Gill, and Jasleen Mander  preform a Bhangra dance, a Punjabi folk dance. The Bhangra dance is done at every occasion of happiness, such as weddings, birthdays, and festivals. Henna, Kaur, and Jasleen are all wearing Salwar Kameez suits.

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Mitali Sharma performs a Kathak dance and is also wearing a Salwar Kameez suit. Sharma performed during the Diwali Celebration on Oct. 29, 2019 inside the Student Union MPR.

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Henna Singh (in yellow) stands in front of the crowd ready to begin the Diwali festival. Singh was the emcee for the event.

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From left: Lisa Zuzarte, Charles Lam, Sumita Sarma, Mitali Sharma, Kris Krishnan, President Lynnette Zelezny, Dr. Provost Harper, Henna Singh, Divyang Motavar, Jasleen Mander, Yaddeep Kaur Gill, Pierre Igoa, Jun-Yang Mao, and Sonia Silva gathered together after the Diwali festival to take a group picture.

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President Zelezny posed for a picture with her blue dupatta that was presented to her by Lisa Zuzarte on Oct. 29, 2019 during the ASFN Diwali Celebration. A blue dupatta is traditionally worn and has gold Deeveh (Diwali lamps) on the border. The blue and gold stand for CSUB colors and the lamps stand for Diwali.

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Henna Singh is pictured applying henna tattoo on a student at the Diwali Festival. Henna is a paste made from leaves of Lawsonia inermi.

Diwali Celebration at CSUB

Briana Gutierrez
October 30, 2019
Students interact with the M.E.Ch.A. club leaders at the Club Fair on Sept. 4 outside the Runner Cafe.

[Video] Club Fair offers students ways to get involved

Maria Hernandez, Feature Writer
September 11, 2019
Senior forward JJ Johnson drives through several Fresno State defenders during the Womens Basketball Invitational last season. Runner Archives

CSUB looks for return to WAC championship

Briana Gutierrez
October 25, 2018
Wicks makes CSUB her second home

Wicks makes CSUB her second home

Briana Gutierrez
September 25, 2018
CSUB looks to bounce back after slow start

CSUB looks to bounce back after slow start

Briana Gutierrez
September 20, 2018
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