11.17.13. International Games Day
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Naho Nagai, a staff in International Admissions and Recruiting office, and her seven- year-old daughter, Kiku Nagai-Velasquez, have fun at a game of Chutes and Ladders.
The sixth annual International Games Day was hosted by K-State Libraries on Nov. 16 in the Great Room, third floor of Hale library, 11am-5pm. The event was open to the public with food, drinks, and lots of gaming.
Makenzie Stansbury, a junior in communication sciences and disorders, waits for her partner to make a move in Connect 4.
The sixth annual International Games Day was hosted by K-State Libraries on Nov. 16 in the Great Room, third floor of Hale library, 11am-5pm. The event was open to the public with food, drinks, and lots of gaming.
Silas Mills, an eight-year-old Manhattan resident plays a baseball game on Wii Sports.
The sixth annual International Games Day was hosted by K-State Libraries on Nov. 16 in the Great Room, third floor of Hale library, 11am-5pm. The event was open to the public with food, drinks, and lots of gaming.
Mackenzie Stansbury, a junior in communication sciences and disorders, and Taimur Ahmad, a senior in geography, share a laugh during their jam to Guitar Hero III.
The sixth annual International Games Day was hosted by K-State Libraries on Nov. 16 in the Great Room, third floor of Hale library, 11am-5pm. The event was open to the public with food, drinks, and lots of gaming.
John Riforgiate, a junior in Manhattan high school, plays a card in Magic the Gathering.
The sixth annual International Games Day was hosted by K-State Libraries on Nov. 16 in the Great Room, third floor of Hale library, 11am-5pm. The event was open to the public with food, drinks, and lots of gaming.
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Sophomore Katie Harrison and gradute student Ryan Cloyd decide which Dixit card to play during the International Games Day event. The event was held in Hale Library's Great Room on Saturday afternoon and took place from 1-5.
Josh Staab // Collegian
A group of students and faculty play Dixit in Hale Library's Great Room as part of Saturday's International Games Day. From left to right: Justin Coleman, Katie Harrison, Jesse McCaleb, Grant Wilson, Beth Lowry, and Ryan Cloyd.