Cherry Blossom festival returns to celebrate Japanese culture and late vice president

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Tso Yanez dances during a drum circle at the Social Justice Center on Wednesday, Nov 15. (Nick Geltz | The Union)

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A still taken from the documentary Dolores about Mexican-American leader and civil rights activist Dolores Huerta, 93, the photo was taken from the screen on Wednesday, Sept. 27. (Courtesy of Alexis Ponce)

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Grammy winner Christopher Tin conducts both the Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles and the Angel Chorale in performing Njooni Waaminifu at the Marsee Auditorium on Sunday, Nov. 19. (Joshua Flores | The Union)

Youth orchestra honors former Board of Trustees president, others with concert

El Camino English professor Michael McDermit shows some of the advertising materials for the documentary he helped direct, Dadiwonisi (We Will Speak), at his office in the Humanities Building on Thursday, Nov. 9. McDermit and his crew filmed the documentary from 2019 to 2022. (Misaki Asaba | The Union)

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Dean of Mathematical Sciences Marlow Lemons plays mahjong with his community mahjong class in front of the Distance Education Center on Friday, Nov. 3. (Ma. Gisela Ordenes | The Union).

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On campus powwow shows anyone they can embrace their culture
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Youth orchestra honors former Board of Trustees president, others with concert
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New Arts Complex overcomes design difficulties to offer new features for students

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