Nicolas Andrade, Alexandre Timonian, and Santiago Diacono (l-r) try to identify the flags of French-speaking nations during Language and Culture Day at Palomar College, Nov. 29, 2017. (Scott Engrav/The Telescope)
Nicolas Andrade, Alexandre Timonian, and Santiago Diacono (l-r) try to identify the flags of French-speaking nations during Language and Culture Day at Palomar College, Nov. 29, 2017. (Scott Engrav/The Telescope)
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Gallery: Cafe International: Nov. 29

Telescope Staff
December 11, 2017

The World Language Department hosted Cafe International on Nov. 29 in the Student Union cafeteria.

Photos by Victoria Bradley and Scott Engrav/The Telescope

Students gather around the Japanese table at the Cafe International Event put on by the World Languages Department Nov.29 in the Student Union cafeteria. Victoria Bradley/The Telescope
Students play Loteria(Spanisg Bingo) with Prof. America Barcelo-Feldman at the Cafwe International Event put on by the World Languages Department Nov.29 in the Student Union cafeteria. Victoria Bradley/The Telescope
Student listen to Professor Carlos Castellanos taslk about Chocolate during the Cafe International Event put on by the World Laguages Department Nov. 29 in the Student Union cafeteria. Victoria Bradley/The Telescope
the Towry family interact with the German table during the Cafe International Event put on by the World Languages Department. Nov.29 in the Student Union cafeteria. Victoria Bradley/The Telescope
Students gather around the Japanese table during the cafe International Event put on by the World Languages department Nov. 29 Palomar College. Victoria Bradley/The Telescope
Raed Good, center, looks on as Chrys Escobedo, right, matches everyday items with their Arabic name at Language and Culture Day, Nov. 29, 2017. Scott Engrav / The Telescope
Micky Fiumara tests her chopstick skills on a bowl of marbles during Language and Culture Day at Palomar College, Nov. 29, 2017. Scott Engrav / The Telescope
Nicolas Andrade, Alexandre Timonian, and Santiago Diacono (left to right) try to identify the flags of French-speaking nations during Language and Culture Day at Palomar College, Nov. 29, 2017. Scott Engrav / The Telescope
Palomar College Language Studies Department hosted an International Language and Culture Day at the Student Union Nov. 29, 2017. The event featured international foods, games and prizes. Scott Engrav / The Telescope

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