Photo Briefing – October 30, 2012

Students performing on stage.
Catch Me If You Can: Katherine Hernandez trustingly falls into Shamar Watt’s arms in the dance You’ll “BE” Alright, choreographed by fellow student Tatiana Quintero. The performance was backed by Kanye West’s soft Street Lights. IRMA GUTIERREZ / THE REPORTER
Students performing on stage at Kendall Campus.
Dip: Amanda Ruiz and Shamar Watt elevate each other in Go!, a choreography by Katherine Hernandez, part of the Emerging Artists Student Choreography Showcase Concert at Kendall Campus. IRMA GUTIERREZ / THE REPORTER
A woman taking a picture of the sculpture.
For the Children: “The Tower of Snow,” a new bronze sculpture to mark the 50th anniversary of Operacion Pedro Pan which resulted in over 14,000 children leaving Cuba for the United States, was unveiled on Oct. 19 near Miami Dade College’s Freedom Tower. The sculpture was created by Enrique Martinez Celaya. ZENAIDA DUARTE / THE REPORTER
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