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South Asian Spectacle: SASA Showcases Culture at Garba Night

Srimansa Gadde and Sarah Fattu
October 29, 2025
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Srimansa Gadde
Srimansa Gadde, Reporter
Class of 2026 Hi! I’m Srimansa, and I’m so excited to be part of press this year! I love reading, baking, spending time with animals, and being outdoors. I’m looking forward to sharing stories and making memories throughout the year!
Sarah Fattu
Sarah Fattu, Reporter
Class of 2027 Hello, my name is Sarah. I’m so happy to be in press this year and i’m so excited to get to work with everyone! I love telling stories to people and creating new things. My hobbies include ice skating, crocheting and reading.
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