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    International block party welcomes international students to K-State community

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    By Paul Parker on August 26, 2024 Local News
    From left, Udit Debangshi, Rajenda Mishra, Blayne Gibson and Aidan Cannon chat Friday night during the International Block Party event at Bosco Student Plaza outside of K-State Student Union. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

    By Emma Loura  –  eloura@themercury.com

    The start of classes at K-State means the arrival of international students, who come to Manhattan from various parts of the world to study.

    The K-State Alumni Association, in collaboration with the Union Program Council, held an International Block Party Friday as part of its Week of Welcome.

    It is the first of several international-themed events the university offers.

    The full article can be viewed at theMercury.com

     

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