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Beyond the classroom: Biology professor advocates for students, faculty

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By Kae Takazawa • April 29, 2024
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Duante Nabi Fyall performs in the middle of a dance circle in front of the Communications Building on Wednesday, Feb. 26. He is a professor of West African dance at the University of California, San Diego. (Katie Gronenthal | The Union)
West African drum meditation brings music, storytelling and dance to El Camino
Mark Lucero, El Camino College Art Gallery associate, helps illustrate and prepare a mural inside the gallery on Thursday, March 6. Students in grade school who visit ECC through the Community Outreach Program will help draw and complete this mural. ECC students and other contributors will create murals for every department on campus, which will be displayed inside certain buildings after design proposals are approved. (Eddy Cermeno | The Union)
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(L-R) Student Jazz sextet Alejandro Gonzales, Aidan Jennings, and Jacob Iverson, with Max Hughes on bass and Angel Alvarado on drums, perform "Sandu" by Clifford Brown at the Saxophone Master Class in the Haag Recital Hall on Thursday, March 6. (Erica Lee | The Union)
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The blue velvet cake at Sweet Red Peach is a unique, soft bite topped with a sweet cream cheese frosting. (Savannah Anderson | The Union)
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Eugene Espinosa (left), Mi'De McKay (right foreground), 23, of the Oji-Cree Nation, and others perform traditional dances at the 27th Annual Wildhorse Pow Wow at the El Camino College North Gymnasium in Torrance, Calif., on Saturday, Feb. 1. Hosted by the Wildhorse Native American Association, the event took place at ECC for the second year in a row, after previously being held at Leuzinger High School in Lawndale, Calif., for several years. (Elsa Rosales | The Union)
Wildhorse Pow Wow marks its second year at El Camino College
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