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Latinx Sells Birria Ramen

Written by Manar Al-Gburi
October 6, 2024
Photo by Rebecca Oyeniyi
Getting A Taste of Culture: Latinx Association sponsor, Karen Orta, prepares Birria ramen orders. She brought and arranged all the materials for students to enjoy. “Filling out the orders was hectic but fun at the same time,” said Orta.

From September 16 to September 25, the Latinx association took pre-orders for Birria Ramen and drinks during A and B lunch. The orders were given out on September 27 during Food Frenzy along with the other orders from other clubs. Latinx  participated in Food Frenzy this year to show off their heritage as September celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month. Their sponsor, Karen Orta, showed up to help prepare and pass out orders.

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