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Special
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Second
Annual
Pre-Game Block pARTy
September 27, 2003 |
This
year’s pARTy expanded on the success of last year’s inaugural
event to become a major gotta-be-there for hundreds of delighted students,
staff and faculty, alumni, and community friends, who spent two hours
before the football game against Princeton taking in the celebration
of arts and sports.
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Campus
organizations offered participatory arts-related fun, plus information
about themselves. |
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Association of Black Collegians helped pARTygoers create custom
t-shirts. |
The
buttons made on the spot by QuEST and Association of Lafayette
Feminists were very popular. |
LAFTA
offered creative items such as coffee-bean candles. |
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Environmental Awareness and Protection (LEAP) encouraged natural
art with spring-flowering bulb—to go! |
The
hair-braiders from NIA were busy with customers all pARTy long. |
A
pARTygoer ponders the Marquis literary magazine's giant
magnetic poetry board. |
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College Republicans painted young faces. |
Young
arts fans used up all the sand at the Marquis Players' sand art
table! |
Make-your-own
beaded bracelets and vegan goodies were hits at the Students for
Social Justice table. |
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was a long line of people waiting for Lafayette Activities Forum's
temporary tattoos. |
The
Pard stops to visit the Hispanic Society's display of Latin American
art. |
The
Arts Society's graffiti wall was completely covered by kickoff
time. |
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Student
performers kept the pARTy lively at both ends of the block. |
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| Cadence
sounded sweet as ever. |
The
"new kids on the block," Soulfege, harmonized to open
the pARTy. |
The
always-popular Chorduroys. |
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| Who
needs Mitch & Micky when we have Amanda Driscoll and Dan
O'Neil? |
The
Tribal Beasts just have a scary name—they sounded great!
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The
Lafayette Dancers brightened the Block pARTy for a second year. |
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| Jadrien
Ellison (left) and his Crew (center) rocked the block and may
have inspired some young dancers (right)! |
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Student
art brightened the day. |
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| Danielle
Truppo was too busy with fans of her hand-made jewelry to look
at that textbook she brought along. |
Terese
Brown showed off her imaginative fashion designs. |
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| Julie
Phelan's large-scale, colorful paintings attracted admirers. |
Davita
Crawford's photographs rate a big smile—and some buyers! |
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And
that's not all... |
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| Whew!
So much to see...gotta rest. |
Prizes
from the Arts 'n' Sports raffle were awarded during the second
quarter. |
The
cheerleaders offered a chance to win the game ball. |
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gentlemen paused in their lunch to pose for Director of Recreation
Services Jodie Frey. |
Karen
Forbes, Director of the Counseling Center, supplied bottled water
and alcohol safety information. |
Another
youngster flummoxed by the strolling magician! |
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| Stephen
Bruestle's balloon animals made the pARTy into a zoo! |
Multi-tasking
at the LAFTA table. |
Chefs
from Almond Tree Manor tended their sizzling kabobs. |
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| Dean
of Students Jim Krivoski, the Pard, and President Arthur Rothkopf
say "see you next year!" |
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Block
pARTy 2003 |
sponsored
by
• Lafayette Alumni Association
• Office of Recreation Services
• Arts Society
• Office of Residence Life
• Sports Marketing Club
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with
support from
• Lafayette Activities Forum
• Residence Hall Council
• Counseling Center |
with
thanks to
• City of Easton
• Lafayette College Plant Operations
• Lafayette College Public Safety
• Williams Center for the Arts
• Lafayette College Theater
• Office of Athletic Communications
• Student Government
• Lafayette Intercultural Networking Council |
participating
campus organizations
• Arts Society
• Association of Black Collegians (ABC)
• Association of Lafayette Feminists (ALF)
• College Republicans
• Creating a Healthy, Interesting, Livable Lafayette (CHILL)
• Hispanic Society of Lafayette
• Lafayette Activities Forum (LAF)
• Lafayette Association of Free Trade Advocates (LAFTA)
• Lafayette Environmental Awareness and Protection (LAF)
• Marquis literary magazine
• Marquis Players
• Nia
• Questioning Established Sexual Taboos (QuEST)
• Residence Hall Council
• Student Government
• Students for Social Justice |
artists
• Terese Brown
• Davita Crawford
• Cheryl James
• Jesse Morgan
• Julie Phelan
• Danielle Truppo |
performers
• Cadence
• Chorduroys
• Hispanic Society Dancers
• Jadrien’s Crew
• Lafayette Dancers
• Dan O’Neil and Amanda Driscoll
• Pep Band
• Soulfege
• Tribal Beasts |
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Catering by Quadrant Book Mart & Coffeehouse and Almond Tree
Manor |
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