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Hey everyone! If you aren't too busy, our friends over at the AACC (Asian American Cultural Center) have extended an invitation to their Empowerment Photo Exhibit. It features Asian American Yalies that empowered themselves in their own way and defined it personally as well. The Empowerment exhibit also has an interactive portion where viewers are asked share what empowerment means to them and their picture is taken with a polaroid camera. The exhibit opened today in the Conference Room of the AACC/NACC and is open until 6 p.m.

What the House Means to Me:

Meet Wesley Eugene Dixon, a sophomore in Berkeley College. Wesley is the student manager of the Afro-American Cultural Center, Coordinator of the Social Justice Network, and a researcher at the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity.