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Dashain: celebration of victory of good over evil

October 23, 2019

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Nepalese Students at Southeastern organized Dashain celebration on Saturday Oct. 19 at the War Memorial Student Union Ballroom. Dashain is a festival celebrated in Nepalese culture and celebrates the victory of good over evil. The event included performances by students, door prizes and Nepalese food.

Silvin Pradhan, a freshman computer science major, and Avash Mishra, a junior computer science major. Maggie Tregre/The Lion’s Roar

Amrit Subedi, a senior computer science major receives Tika from Bikash Subedi, a senior computer science major. Maggie Tregre/The Lion’s Roar

Sunidhi Sehgal, a freshman criminal justice major, receives door prize from Dr. George Gibson, advisor of NSAS. Maggie Tregre/The Lion’s Roar

Nishma Maskey, a senior computer science major, recieves Tika. Maggie Tregre/The Lion’s Roar

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