Sajda Ouachtouki

"There is only you and your camera. The limitations in your photography are in yourself, for what we see is what we are."

-Ernst Haas

  

Senior Photographer (April, 2011 - Present )

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• Students prepare for finals in Firestone Library's C Floor.
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Staff Photographer (April, 2010 - April, 2011 )

Photographs:

• Aman Ali and Bassam Tariq present their photo-essay, '30 Days, 30 Mosques,' Thursday night in Peyton Hall 145 ...
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• Politics professor Amaney Jamal spoke as part of Thursday’s panel on Rep. Peter King’s hearings.
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• Hanan Ashrawi, a noted Palestinian activist, spoke on the state of human rights in the Middle East on ...
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• Students from 37 different schools gathered for the annual Coming Together conference to promote interfaith understanding.
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• As part of Coming Together 5 (CT5), participants attended 'Religion Night in the Museum.'
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• Students discuss religion and dating in an event titled, "Will You Be My Valentine?".
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• Students discuss dating and marriage in the context of religion at “Will You Be My Valentine?: God, Dating, ...
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• Administrators attend the CPUC meeting Monday afternoon.
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• The Asian American Students Association hosted the first Ivy League Asian American Conference on campus Dec. 3-4.
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• A viewer looks at ‘An Escape,’ an exhibit by Katherine Boyce ’11 that is on display at the ...
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• Students take part in the Capoeira class held twice every week in Dillon Gymnasium.
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• Students gather together in the West TV Lounge in Frist Campus Center to watch the season premiere of ...
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• Around 10 percent of the undergraduate student body are international students.
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Contributing Photographer (Feb., 2010 - April, 2010 )

Photographs:

• Students participate in “speed-faithing” on Monday afternoon in Murray-Dodge Hall, where they tried to explain their religious traditions ...
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• The University Library and Google agreed to a six-year contract in 2007 to make 1 million books available ...
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• Death-row inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal spoke on the phone about race and the American prison system.
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• Students perform in the Naacho show, “Nasha: Intoxicated by Love.” The show, which incorporates energetic Indian dances, will ...
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