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Emma Thomas
ethoma13@tennessee.edu

Emma Thomas is a Junior in Journalism and Electronic Media, on a pre-law track, and plans to attend Law School in the Fall of 2011.

Emma is the Women's Club Soccer President and has played for the club team for 2 years.  She has played soccer all her life.  In high school she was on the yearbook staff for three years and served as Editor-in-Chief her senior year.  In the summer of 2010 she is going to intern at Asia News International in New Delhi India.

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October 05 2009 :: German department host Stammtisch at Sunspot
October 19 2009 :: Anti-Abortion campaigners compare abortion to genocide
October 28 2009 :: Indian Culture Night celebrates music, cuisine and traditions of India
November 05 2009 :: McDougal's restaurant founded by UT alum
November 10 2009 :: The International House celebrates Latin American Week
November 13 2009 :: First bilingual culture night for Latin American Student Organization
November 17 2009 :: International Week explores cultures from Latin America to Asia
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Lost Sheep Ministries van to tranport supplies for the event.
Cecil Corum
Group of men eat the meal prepared by the Lost Sheep Ministry with the help of other local churches around Knoxville.
Cecil Corum
Around 400-500 homeless people attend every Wednesday night's dinner.
Maxine Raines
A homeless couple with their baby listen to a prayer as they wait for the weekly dinner.
Emma Thomas
Sarita Atiles, member of Salsa Knox Dance Company, gives a Latin dance lesson during culture night.
Sarita Atiles
Sarita Atiles and Waldo Solano, members of Salsa Knox Dance Company, perform a modern Latin dance,
Sarita Atiles
McDougals offers a variety of sauces thanks to their unique sauce bar.
TNJN/Emma Thomas
Nitya, a young girl from the Indian community, does a traditional dance.
Naveen Vallabhaneni
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