PHOTOS: A trip around the world via dance and music

Susan Wong|June 6, 2018

Junior Mina Arnold (center) and the rest of BSU performing a dance on May 25 at Multicultural Night in the Carol Channing Theater.

All photos by Susan Wong

O n May 25, members of Black Student Union (BSU), Fil-Am and Poly Club performed in the Carol Channing theater. They showcased dances and songs from all over the world, representing multiple cultures.

Members of the Fil-Am club sing “She Was Mine” by AJ Rafael.

Freshman Kwynsky Miguel from Poly Club dances in the “Moana” medley.

Seniors Melissa Herzstein and Jonas James Pardillo perform a duet from “On The Wings of Love” by Jeffrey Osborne.

Fil-Am club performs “Tiniklin,” a traditional Filipino folk dance.

Left: Sophomore Suria Pelesuma performs a Polynesian dance. Right: Senior Matthew Fiamalua performs a *taualuga, a traditional Samoan dance, while the rest of the Poly Club members sing. T*he money is thrown as a celebration of the finale.

Left: Cassandra Eugenio sings a solo while Fil-Am members snap in the background. Right: Almarie-Rose Mata from Polynesian club dances a *Hula Lolo*.

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