ISO picnic welcomes students

Yibin “Frank” Zhang talks with Araceli Sanchez, one of the advisers from the International Student Organization, before the club’s welcome back picnic lunch Tuesday at the Hanawalt House. Zhang is from Beijing, China, and is studying in the master of business administration program, hoping to graduate in 2015. / photo by Kaung Myat Tun
Yibin “Frank” Zhang talks with Araceli Sanchez, one of the advisers from the International Student Organization, before the club’s welcome back picnic lunch Tuesday at the Hanawalt House. Zhang is from Beijing, China, and is studying in the master of business administration program, hoping to graduate in 2015. / photo by Kaung Myat Tun
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