Rohan Hardikar & Simi Srivastava

For the past few months, the members of /the Indian Cultural Awareness Club have been preparing for their biggest event of the year, Bombay in the Bay (BnB). This annual showcase, on Feb. 14 and 15, features SHS students performing several Indian dance numbers. Dances this year include the four grade dances; a teacher dance; Bhangra, which is a traditional Punjabi dance; and a classical dance. In past years, there had been a Garba segment, which was a traditional Gujurati dance, but it has been eliminated this year because nobody volunteered to lead the dance, according to senior officers Sachi Verma, Raj Thakkar, Ruchi Jain, Trishika Shetty, Rohan Hardikar, Rick Roy and Priyanka Krishnamurti. With less than a month to go, the officers, performers and parents of Bombay in the Bay are scrambling to take care of the remaining logistical issues. The officers still need to find a charity, determine the sponsors and select a caterer for dinner for the Saturday night show.