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Friday, 5/2
4:30 PM | | Fiesta de Primavera | | AB Special Events presents: AB Olympics! [a.k.a Fiesta de Primavera]
Compete with your fellow students for exciting prizes in an olympics-style event this Friday! Participants can join in several themed events, such as our Film Reelay race, two-person animal contests, obstacle course challenges, and rock wall climbing. Other events include:
-- team water gun fights
-- dodgeball competitions
-- Speed Cabling (thanks to Computer Club)
-- free concert by busdriver (presented by AB Coffeehouse)
-- free food!
-- more! (we're still thinking of things =))
Join us at CFA lawn on Friday, May 2nd (the last day of classes!) after 4:30 PM to join in on the fun. | More... | | | Tuesday, 4/22
7:30 PM - 12 AM | | Pennsylvania Primary Returns Watch Party | | Food and watching the Pennsylvania Primary results roll in on an 8 foot wide TV screen, with commentary on the exit polling. Part of AB Project Jefferson. | More... | | | Friday, 12/7
4:30 PM | | Winterfest | | Come out to the University Center to score some Simpsons prizes and grab some free food. Stick around and check out a sweet movie before getting into your finals. Events planned for the evening include: Your favorite Simpsons episodes, projected big-screen style, Guitar Hero 2 tournament for Simpsons prizes -- win DVDs and more!, Wii Bowling tournament for Simpsons prizes, The Simpsons arcade game, free play and Guitar Hero 2 and Wii Sports, free play.
Afterwards, come by and check out The Simpsons Movie in McConomy,
brought to you by AB Films. | More... | | | Wednesday, 10/24 & Thursday, 10/25
9 PM | | The Neo-Futurists present: Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind | | Tickets available at the UC Info Desk for $3 w/ CMU ID, $6 general admission. Tickets available at the door for $1d6 w/ CMU ID, $3 + $1d6 general admission (yes that means you roll a die). Too Much Light..., with its ever-changing "menu," is an attempt to perform 30 plays in 60 minutes. The single unifying element of these plays is that they are performed from a perspective of absolute honesty. We always appear as ourselves on stage, speaking directly from our personal experiences. Each short play is written by a performer, honed by the ensemble, and randomly collaged with twenty-nine other plays through high-energy audience participation. Each week, these plays shift as ensemble members add new plays to the existing body of work. Each night of performance, we create an unreproducable living newspaper collage of the comic and tragic, the political and personal, and the visceral and experimental.
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