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To amplify this belief, iZone organized an event this past Wednesday where students from an array of campus organizations came to share their failures.

PLAN is making it possible for all students on campus to afford environment-friendly alternatives to mainstream products.

The evening began on a high note with several people volunteering to sing in foreign languages. Even for people who did not speak those languages, many students agreed it was eye-opening to be amid the diversity the different languages brought.

Tashi said the Tibetan issue currently involves the Chinese and Tibetan communities going in different directions and that it is vital to bridge the gap between the two. He explained the key to bringing the two communities together are the Dalai Lama’s three guiding commitments in life — promoting human values, achieving religious harmony, and preserving Tibetan cultural integrity.