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March 1, 2018

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PHOTO GALLERY: 2020 Graduation

PHOTO GALLERY: 2020 Graduation

At the first football game of the year seniors Adam Buckmeier and Eli Tracy scream the traditional chant ‘Whoop whoop” as the game kicks off at the Irving Nimitz stadium. Talon photo by Daphne Lynd

Adam and Eli

Senior Ciara Lee chestbumps junior Emma Brantley at the Berkner game. “I love to help little girls and inspire little girls to become like me. It brings a positive vibe. I love to be happy and be positive all the time,” Lee said. Talon photo by Daphne Lynd

Chest Bump

During an Asian Student union meeting secretary of the club, Andrea Joseph, battles Brandon Vo in a chopstick challenge. “It is different from other clubs I’ve been in because the leadership team actually plans meetings/activities that literally anyone would enjoy. I feel like ASU does whatever they can to make the club enjoyable for members, free of expense and the club is extremely welcoming and inclusive,” Joseph said. Talon photo by Jordan Buta

ASU

During the band's halftime show “Danza De La Rosa” which was thought of last year when sophomore Brian Gary would dance to salsa music every morning, freshman Kiran Scarth strikes a pose. This was the first year colorguard used handheld props other than flags in their performance. Talon photo by Daphne Lynd

Band

PHOTO GALLERY: 2020 Graduation

PHOTO GALLERY: 2020 Graduation

At the first football game of the year seniors Adam Buckmeier and Eli Tracy scream the traditional chant ‘Whoop whoop” as the game kicks off at the Irving Nimitz stadium. Talon photo by Daphne Lynd

Adam and Eli

Senior Ciara Lee chestbumps junior Emma Brantley at the Berkner game. “I love to help little girls and inspire little girls to become like me. It brings a positive vibe. I love to be happy and be positive all the time,” Lee said. Talon photo by Daphne Lynd

Chest Bump

During an Asian Student union meeting secretary of the club, Andrea Joseph, battles Brandon Vo in a chopstick challenge. “It is different from other clubs I’ve been in because the leadership team actually plans meetings/activities that literally anyone would enjoy. I feel like ASU does whatever they can to make the club enjoyable for members, free of expense and the club is extremely welcoming and inclusive,” Joseph said. Talon photo by Jordan Buta

ASU

During the band's halftime show “Danza De La Rosa” which was thought of last year when sophomore Brian Gary would dance to salsa music every morning, freshman Kiran Scarth strikes a pose. This was the first year colorguard used handheld props other than flags in their performance. Talon photo by Daphne Lynd

Band

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