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International Center to host 32nd annual dinner dance

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The University of North Florida International Center is hosting its 32nd annual international dinner dance Thursday, April 4. Dr. Luisa Joyce, a director at the center, said the event will include a full course dinner, a DJ and dancing, as well as an awards ceremony. The dance will take place from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m in the student union, Building 58 West, Room 3703. Admission is free with a valid osprey 1 card. The mission of the International C…

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International Center to host 32nd annual dinner dance

The University of North Florida International Center is hosting its 32nd annual international dinner dance Thursday, April 4. Dr. Luisa Joyce, a director at the center, said the event will include a full course dinner, a DJ and dancing, as well as an awards ceremony. The dance will take place from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m in the student union, Building 58 West, Room 3703. Admission is free with a valid osprey 1 card. The mission of the International C…

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