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Students bring Taiwanese culture to White Plaza in annual night market

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By Audrey Chang
| The Stanford Daily Verified
For two hours on Saturday evening, White Plaza transformed into a night market, alive with the aromaof Taiwanese food, the drumbeats of cultural arts groups and the energy of people celebrating a culture that doesn’t  always get to take up space. The Taiwanese Cultural Society’s (TCS) annual Night Market event brought together the Stanford and Bay Area community for a night reminiscent of Taiwan’s cultural hubs for eats and entertainment.
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Students pick up artsy hobbies this spring

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By Audrey Chang
| The Stanford Daily Verified
Since I had some extra space for a one-unit class this quarter, I decided to enroll in MUSIC 74C: “Intro to Classical Guitar” and try to pick up a new hobby. Do I have any musical experience? No. Am I almost certainly tone deaf? Definitely. But I’ve always loved music and never had the time to try to learn an instrument, so I figured, why not?
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‘1000 Ways to Hold’: Erika Chong Shuch creates community through ceramics at the Anderson

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By Audrey Chang
| The Stanford Daily Verified
Editor’s Note: This article is a review and includes subjective thoughts, opinions and critiques. Entering the Anderson Collection Wisch Family Gallery, you might see something you never have at a museum: visitors picking up, touching and physically interacting with the artwork. The defining attribute of  “1,000 Ways to Hold,” by Erika Chong Shuch, is its interactive nature.
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