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January 9, 2008
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May I Take Your Order?

By Matt Hintsa | January 9, 2008
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Two Renmin University students acting as hosts/translators for the Daily Sun delegation decide what to order for lunch at one of the university’s dining halls as Editor in Chief Jonny Lieberman ’08 looks on.

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