INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL HELD AT THE STONY BROOK SCHOOL


This winter, The Stony Brook School held its 17th Annual International Festival. It was a week focused on the cultures of students at The Stony Brook School. The Festival continued all week with an international menu in the Johnston Hall Dining Room. SAGE Food services prepared food of several ethnic cuisines.

The week began with an International Chapel service. The service included Chinese and Korean music as well as students reading Scripture in 20 different languages, representing almost half the world's population. Guest speaker, Mr. Mako Nagasawa, a graduate of Stanford University who works with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship at Boston College and Tufts University, spoke on "The Role of Jesus in Revolution and the Pursuit of Justice."

Chinese Bamboo Flute
JINGWEI "ELEANORE" AN (China) PLAYS THE BAMBOO CHINESE FLUTE.



Latin Table
  SOPHOMORES MATTHEW ROONEY (Nissequogue) AND BRANNON BURKE (Port Jefferson) REPRESENT THE LATIN TABLE AT THE INTERNATIONAL BAZAAR.

Transformed into an international bazaar of ethnic cuisine, Gaebelein Library was filled with display tables manned by students in colorful traditional costumes from various countries or regions of the world. The Festival program included native performances in music, theatre, dance, and literature by students representing many countries around the world.

The SBS community thoroughly enjoyed International week, with International Chapel, ethnic menus, the International Assembly, and the Saturday night Festival tables and performances

TaeKonDo exhibition

SCOTT PAVAO HOLDS THE BOARD FOR HIS SON, DANIEL PAVAO (Stony Brook) TO BREAK.

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