Ever wanted to make Kimbap? Want to get over midterm stress? Here’s the Kimbap Workshop you’ve been waiting for! Come join us and make Kimbap with your friends!
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| PLEASE NOTE This event has been cancelled and is postponed to a later date.
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The Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations at the University of Pennsylvania will be hosting "Body and Cosmos in China: An Interdisciplinary Symposium in Honor of Nathan Sivin."
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