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classical dances, to Indian-American cu-
iure at the beginning of a new millenni-
um, shown with an integration of hip-hop
into the performances.
Shouts and cheers resonated through-
out the auditorium, at the beginning of
the first dance, "Fire and Ice." "Fire and
Ice" was a blend of ancient classical
forms of Bharata Natyam, Kuchipudi
$d Odissi that originated in South India
a few thousand years ago, said

Engineering senior Suman Palakodeti,
who choreographed the dance.
Fifteen other dances represented many
aspects of Indian culture from dance rep-
resenting the Bhil tribe, to dancing with
raas sticks and garba, to qawwali, a musi-
cal dialogue. Skits and videos were inter-
spersed between the acts.
"I think this is a much better represen-
tation of who we are than who our par-
ents were," said Business graduate stu-
dent Ajay Amlani, who performed in the
show three years ago.
Many alums return to the University to

see the performance they were once
involved in, and many said they now con-
sider it a homecoming activity.
"When you're working on the show it's
a lot of hard work; coming back you feel
a sense of unity, that we can come togeth-
er for a production of this caliber," said
Rahul Shah who graduated from the
University last spring.
Not only do many alums travel long
distances, many family members or
friends of the performers also travel from
across the nation such as Atlanta,
California or New York.

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By Lisa Koivu
Daily Staff Reporter
The Coca-Cola Co. is the leading producer of soft drinks in
the world. Now, it is the focus of a national campaign encour-
aging Coke to start using recycled plastic in its plastic beverage
containers.
Members of EnAct, the Environmental Action organization
on campus, will be on the Diag today collecting plastic bottles
made by the Coca-Cola Company and asking students to sign a
petition saying they will boycott Coke. All of the labels on the
plastic containers will be replaced with labels that say "Dear
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"Our goal is to send 1,000 bottles back to Coke and to get 500
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The Grassroots Recycling Network, a national recycling
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GRRN feels that if Coke begins to use recycled plastic, the rest
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According to Coke's Website, the company has "signi ficant-
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