ASG Bash haunts City
Juan Carlos Gil
Issue date: 11/10/09 Section: News
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The quad was crowded with energetic student leaders dressed in their favorite costumes handing out candy and inviting attendees to participate in the Halloween inspired contests.
Several campus clubs participated with a trick or a treat for guests who attended the festivities. Meanwhile, the disc jockey kept the music playing throughout the afternoon as students, ASG members and guests danced, sang and competed in karaoke contests.
Spooky ghosts lurked in the shadows of the haunted house inside the Associated Students quarters, while on the other end of the courtyard, big splashes were made every time someone was dropped into the dunk tank.
"We want students to interact and get involved. We hope that with these types of events students can become aware of the different clubs and services that City has to offer," shouted Inter Club Council Vice President Beto Vasquez over the loud music.
Paola Martinez from the Amnesty International Club and Naomi Santacruz member of Visionary Feminist entertained the child development children with cookie and cupcake decorating.
Over at Puente's booth, a Fear Factor challenge was set up for those who were brave enough to try it; participants had to stick their hands down a box and try to guess what was inside: blood, guts, vomit, eyeballs or diarrhea.
The cosmetology department did face paintings, "the most requested amongst kids was the butterfly design," reported cosmetology student Fetsum Fantaye as she finished painting a mime.
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