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By James MacKenzie, Photo Editor on November 15, 2010 – 12:59 pmNo Comment

Gurwinder Sidhu dances the night away.

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Sita Sahani (left), Gagan Singh, Karan Singh, Zeesha Shah, and Sahil Chhabra bow their heads during the opening prayers for the Diwali celebration on Nov. 5,. This was the first Diwali celebration on SAIT campus and included prayer, dance, and lighting the night.

Photo courtesy Sahil Chhabra

Sahil Chhabra, Zeesha Shah and Shravan Chawla the success of the Diwali celebration on Nov. 5, 2010. The International Student club members worked to make the event a success.

Photo courtesy Sahil Chhabra

Sonia Kaur makes the night a little brighter with her sparkler at the International Student Club's Diwali celebration on Nov. 5. "Lighting the night" is the culmination of the night's events.

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