The Fourth Wall
Vanessa Lugo
On January 28, students
donned their formal attire to
dance the night away at Mont
Alto’s annual Winter Ball.
Funded by SAF and hosted by
members of SGA and CAMP,
the ball gave new and returning
students a chance to get out,
relax, and celebrate after
completing the first three weeks
of the spring semester.
The MPR was decorated with
a starry night theme complete
with a moonlit bridge for picture
taking. A professional
photographer was available for
an additional fee. Also provided
were snacks such as fruits,
vegetables, and punchi
Music was provided by Z-
One DJs, who-offered ie
of genres from country, &
rock to swing. Many students felt
that there wasn’t enough variety
and that the music choices
needed to be mixed up a little
better.
and Justin Mahr
off by the idea I
fee, but those who chose to come
felt it was well worth it. There
was a great turnout for a Friday
night event at Mont Alto.
For those who may have not
made it to the Winter Ball this
year, there’s always next year, as
well as many other SAF, SGA
and CAMP sponsored events
throughout the year that are sure
to be just as fun.
“The dance was a lot of fun.
More people should have
come and a better selection
of music would have
helped.”
Jackie Donovan
“I thought the DJing is
supposed to be musically
diverse? All the music they
played was either country
or rap... what's the deal?”
Jennifer Milan
d’ve lasted longer”
ille Nelson
“The dance was great,
though there did need to be
some more variety in the
music.”
Mehdi Raofi
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