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December 03, 2007
Case Western’s Students Eat Around the World
On November 15, Case students got to travel the world without leaving their seats. Our Undergraduate Programming Board (UPB), a student-run organization, hosted Passport around the World Cultural Dinner and Show, a free event that included performances from cultural groups, as well as booths filled with food. The performances included exhibitions, including martial arts, from Case’s Taekwondo Club, which has been on campus for more than 20 years now, the Argentine Tango, and many other cultural spectacles.
The booths had food from restaurants from all over the Cleveland area, along with my personal favorite, Red Chimney, a Polish restaurant with great pierogi and kielbasa. We had many other vendors, some from Coventry and others from local family-run eateries that students had never even noticed before. Most booths came supplied with ample food and take-out menus for students. I cannot wait for another event like this; it was like Disney World’s Epcot Center, only more delicious, free and a few steps from the residence halls.
Posted by sja15 at December 3, 2007 08:00 AM
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