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Epicurean Kentuckian: Chilaquiles
 2021-05-18 - EK Kitchen - Photo by Pen. Chilaquiles is a wonderful way to turn leftovers into a quick meal. At its most basic, the dish consists of tortilla chips in a warm tomato-based sauce. A homemade ranchero sauce is terrific, but many a hangover has been cured by warming leftover salsa in a pan and then tossing in some chips.
Some restaurants will include shredded chicken or pork in the sauce for a heartier dish, and it's great topped with cheese and an over-easy egg or two. Cilantro, avocado, and sour cream can all liven up the finished dish, and the texture can range from casserole to crunchy, depending on your ratio of chips-to-sauce.
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Retired farm machinery
 2021-05-17 - Casey Co., KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey. Tommy writes, "Found this retired farm machinery near Southfork in Casey County. Not sure what its function would be, but I dubbed it as a monster because it has a long beak with eyes and teeth. A drum of WD40 could bring this monster back to life."
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LWC International Student Programs welcomes new cohort
 2021-05-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Travis Smith. Sabine Eastham writes, "Last weekend we were able to welcome a new cohort to our A.P. White Campus in Columbia, KY. 10 excited students from all over America, most of them originally from India and an LWC Alumnus, Moustapha Fofana, from Senegal, joined us for their weekend of immigration orientation and residency. During a break and before the Campus Tour, led by two of our undergraduate students Reshma Challarapu and Harshini Gangaraju, the group gathered for a picture. Students represented are graduate students, pursuing a Master of Business Administration or Masters of Science Technology Management Degree."
Students, Faculty and Staff pictured below in no particular order: Aleti Srikanth, Aayushman Choudhary, Ramakrishna Chunduru, Moustapha Fofana, Pavvan Ghuge, Seshi Reddy Guda, Siddhi Londhe,Venkata Malapati, Rajni Rao and Sravya Giridhar Srikaram Also pictured are Reshma Challarapu, Harshini Gangaraju, Dr. Phil Yoho, Director of Business Graduate Studies, Dr.Benson Sexton, Dean, School of Business & Communication, Jacquelyn Montgomery, Assistant Vice President for New Program Integration, Andy McAllister, Associate Director of Graduate Admissions, Sabine Eastham, Director of International Student Programs.
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Postcards from LWC: Siddhi Londhe
 2021-05-18 - Photo courtesy Siddhi Londhe. By Sabine Eastham, LWC International Student Programs
Meet Siddhi Londhe, who is originally from India but resides in New Jersey. We had the pleasure of welcoming her to our A.P. White Campus last weekend, inviting her and her cohort to participate in our #postcardsfromlindsey series where we introduce our wonderful #ispworldstars -one student at a time.
When asked what was the hardest adjustment she had to make, Siddhi said:" Being alone and working my way to get a good job and lifestyle".... She said she chose to enroll at LWC because of LWC's great reputation and interaction with staff, faculty and the variety of majors to choose from.
The place she finds most interesting is "Mt. Kailash and ManasSarovar in Nepal", which she was able to visit during a family trip. Her favorite tradition from home is celebrating the "Ganesh Festival", which is a major holiday where you "get to eat a lot of sweets and other flavored delicacies through different households; this festival is for 10 days usually."
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