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Dozens of Countries, One University

WUSF | By Mark Schreiner
Published January 5, 2016 at 5:38 PM EST
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A student takes a picture of a Chinese dragon at the USF International Festival.
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A flag parade is one of the highlights of the USF International Festival.
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A banner leads the parade, followed by the USF Herd of Thunder Marching Band.
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Students pose for a photo in native garb.
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A map on display at the Festival highlights the dozens of countries USF students, staff and faculty are from.
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More than sixty student groups showed off their ethnic pride at the University of South Florida’s recent International Festival. The event exposed students to music, culture, games and food from around the world.  Find out more on this week's University Beat.

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Mark Schreiner
Mark Schreiner is the assistant news director and intern coordinator for WUSF News.
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