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Gators ‘get their tiki on’ at Father Daughter Luau

Faith Gwati, Photo Editor ♦ February 13, 2025
Faith Gwati
Xavier sophomore student council stands on stage helping run the Father Daughter Luau. As co-chairs of the event, the student council hosted games and gave out prizes to winners.
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Faith Gwati
Xavier sophomore student council stands on stage helping run the Father Daughter Luau. As co-chairs of the event, the student council hosted games and gave out prizes to winners.
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