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Dear Students,
I am writing this article to inform the students about
CAB and what our goals for Serendipity are going to be for
this year. CAB is a student run organization that provides a
variety of quality entertainment for the student body. Our
goal is to be able to entertain the entire student body and
have events offered throughout the year that students want
to participate in. Serendipity was originally a spring festival
that’s purpose was to celebrate the spring and come to
gether as a community that has a common purpose, getting
their education.
Through the years the emphasis on community has been
lost and Serendipity has been considered a party where
students dismiss their concern of safety toward others
and themselves. Because of the actions that came with that
mindset Campus Life has talked about discontinuing Seren
dipity, but not without giving us the opportunity to bring it
back to its original purpose, a positive community building
experience, which Is what we are trying to do this year.
We have received a lot of feedback on how the musi
cians for Serendipity artists were picked this year for the
poll. Back in the fall we accepted suggestions from the stu
dents for the artists that they would like to come to Ser
endipity. We ended up getting a diverse list of artists ranged
in genres. Then we filtered the list because of budget re
straints and scheduling conflicts and created a poll for the
student body to vote on.
We also have committee positions for each programming
board. If you want to get involved in a committee (Music
and Live which puts on live performances like comedians
and the coffee house series. Specialty Programs which puts
on game nights and movies. Ideas and Issues which brings
speakers to provoke thought) e-mail cab@guilford.edu .
Thaddeus Herz, President of CAB.
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