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THE ANCIENT ART of henna tattooing (popular in southern Asia and the Middle East) comes to Cal Lutheran.
FUN WITH FLAMENCO, as shown by student Diane Machin.
"What the World Fair did is educate people on all the cultures we have on campus. It was a great day, and I got to wear my Pamain, a traditional Burmese dress."
— Ei Phyu Khin, communication major from Myanmar (Burma)
Cal Lu Magazine
Spring 2008
WORLD FAIR
Recognizing the diverse cultures that make up the Cal Lu community, the United Students of the World hosted its annual World Fair on November 14 with more than 150 people enjoying performances and exhibitions given by students and faculty from around the world. Chinese calligraphy, Japanese origami, and traditional Indian henna-tattooing were some of the activities, but dance played a big role as well, with Hawaiian fire dancing, Indian folk dancing, rumba, and more.