Page 8 Thursday, October 18, 1984 The Capitol Times
Autumn buzz features variety of events
By Annette Childs and
Ken Stiggers
The beginning of autumn
was certainly in its bloom this
weekend with the annual
Autumn Buzz weekend
celebrations.
The Student Union Board of
Governors started the weekend
off presenting a live concert.
The Sharks and the Inciters per
formed Friday night at the Gym
in the Multi-Purpose Building.
The Inciters appeared first
followed by the Sharks three
50-minute sets. Everyone that
attended seemed to enjoy
themselves. Some people sat in
the bleachers and just listened
to the two bands, and others
jumped down from the
bleachers and started dancing
on the floor. It was a very ex-
citing evening.
There were also two students
-- Clinton Lattany Jr. and
Ghan Desai -- there who video
taped the concert so it can be
available for those who missed
it.
There were a variety of dif
ferent opinions from those who
attended the concert about its
success. Sandy Bragiel, an
Energy Engineering
Technology student said, "I
really enjoyed the concert, in
fact I'm looking for someone
who has the album. lwas really
impressed by both groups,and
I liked the lighting effects they
provided in the Gym." Rich
Bergins, an M.D.E.T. student,
said, "It was good; it was very
good! It was a better sound ef
fect in the Gym, it was like be
ing at a concert." "I liked the
Inciters and the first set of the
Sharks, but the second set
started to get kind of boring,"
stated John Thomas, an
engineering student.
"It was a better sound effect in the Gym,
it was like being at a concert."
There was one problem that
arose with the two groups. The
Inciters wanted more time to
perform than stated on their
contract. Jeff Schnier, presi
dent of SUBOG, said,"there
was a problem with the con
tract, but it was resolved, and
I won." The Inciters only per
formed the time that was
designated on the contract.
Schnier was disappointed
with the turnout of the events
during the whole Autumn Buzz
weekend. "A lot of students
fon't realize it, but they are
paying for these events with
their tuition fees. There is
something to do every day, and
if they don't like what is hap
pening they should come up
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group of students await the beginning of the Sharks concert during Autumn Buzz activities last weekend
with ideas to help," Schnier
added.
Saturday afternoon the
women's volleyball team played
PSU - Berks Campus. Capitol
won the first game, lost the se
cond and won the third when
Berks forfeited. Berks forfeited
because they only had six
players, one of whom suffered
a knee injury. That left Berks
with only five players, but six
are needed to play.
The Octoberfest Dance was
held Saturday night at the Stu
dent Center. The music was
provided by Charlie Van Horn
Company playing Top 40 and
funk tunes with a mixture of
rock and polka tunes. The at
tendance was also small for this
event. Food was also served at
this event free-of-charge.
The Road Rally was held
Sunday beginning in the
Olmsted back lot, sponlored by
- Rich Bergins
the Meade Heights Communi
ty Council with twenty-two
people entered. Prizes were bas
ed on the closest to accurate
mileage, the number of correct
answers to "trick" questions,
and predetermined time for
completion following all rules
of the road. The first prize of
$5O went to Brian Miccichi,
driver, and Jennifer Miccichi,
the navigator. Eileen Everett
and Joel Hager received the se
cond prize of $3O, while the
third prize of $2O went to Tom
Ganard and Dave Scheidegg.
The Booby Prize for last
place was a trophy awarded to
Louise Kleinknecht and
Michelle Albaugh. All winners
will receive a certificate com-
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memorating their prizes. All
rally participants will receive a
complimentary MHCC Road
Rally - Fall 'B4 plaque.
The last event of the Autumn
Buzz was a movie • held -at the
Student Center. Chi Rho and
the Tennis Club presented "At
tack of the Killer Tomatoes."
The film was free to the public,
but there was still a small tur
nout for this emerging cult film.
The movie was a comedy
about tomatoes invading the
country killing everyone who
came in contact with them.
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Schnier stated in his final
comments, "What you learn
outside of class is just as impor
tant as what you learn in class.
Some of the other organiza
tions should try to participate
more by attending the schedul
ed events." He also said, "We
are not into making money, all
of our funds are used for hav
ing more events in the future.
Everyone who attended had a
good time and I had a good
time. Regardless of the turnout,
as long as we had a good time,
we did our part."
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