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International Fair brings global flair to Great Lawn

Colin Caughran, Photographer • April 14, 2025
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Colin Caughran
At his station for Cote D’ivoire, sophomore AJ Alagarsamy hands out Thiakry, a West African yogurt-based dessert.
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Colin Caughran
Colin Caughran, Staff Writer
Colin Caughran (‘27) joined The Review as a sophomore. People always mix his name up with Paul (no, he doesn’t know why), and no one can pronounce his last name.