LLU Welcome Back Bash, a Hit
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Thousands of local scholars and their families came out for the annual Welcome Back Bash.
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
School of Public Health students Crissy Irani, Nicole Alleyne, and Edwina Rao gather for a picture before grabbing some cheeseburgers and Boba at the Welcome Back Bash.
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
School of Public Health students Ladi Khoddam, Crissy Irani, Nicole Alleyne, and Edwina Rao meet up before entering the crowded quad area filled with booths of food, drinks, and prizes.
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Students lining up to get a free cheeseburger and add their various toppings of choice.
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
This event had a pirate theme throughout the whole quad. Pirate sculptures and even people dressed as pirates filled the Loma Linda campus.
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
There was also a booth primarily for students to enter a raffle. There were various prizes like elegant lamps, and baskets filled with goodies that they were raffling off. Raffle winners were announced throughout the event.
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
This Welcome Back Bash had a pirate theme throughout the whole quad. Pirate sculptures and even people dressed as pirates filled the Loma Linda campus.
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
Many booths lined the quad, like Loma Linda University Church, introducing students to the community around them.
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