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Campus News
The Clarion \ October 3, 2018
'90s party is a hit!
Campus event gives students a
night to remember
By Carmen Boone
Arts & Life Editor
On Wednesday, Sept. 26, Morgan Shepard
and Brandon Lewis in collaboration with CAB
threw a ’90s party at 9:30 p.m. in the aux gym.
Students were encouraged to wear ’90s
clothes. There were glow sticks being given
out upon arrival at the party as well as light up
balloons scattered across the floor. The lighting
was mainly disco lights combined with the glow
sticks all the guests were wearing.
Some food was provided. There were
meatballs, pizza and punch being served for free
to snack on while taking a breather.
The music consisted of all ’90s songs; the DJ
was Ray Hope-Evans. The dance songs included
“The Electric Slide,” “Crank That (Soulja
Boy),” “The Cupid Shuffle” and “The Wobble.”
Many of the tunes played were throwbacks for
students bom in both the mid and late ’90s.
As more and more people arrived, the dance
floor began to fill up with groups of friends as
well as some skilled dancers. Many of the people
on the dance floor were just having a good time
with friends while others were there to show off
some moves in front of the crowd.
Almost everybody at the party was dressed in
’90s clothes. At the end of the night, there was a
prize given out to the person with the best ’90s
costume. Ilias Clerisier was the winner, his prize
being a $25 gift card to Walmart.
The party was filled with food, music, dancing,
friendship and fun. The party lasted from 9:30 to
11:30 p.m. It was a night to remember and gave
Brevard College students a chance to relieve
some stress and have some fun.
Photo bv Carmen Boone.
This group of friends had a great time dressing up for the 90s party on campus last week.
Security Report
The most recent security reports for Brevard
College have been released as of Monday, Oct.
1 at 1:30 p.m., according to Brevard College
Campus Security.
There was a break in at Ross Hall. It is not
certain whether the perpetrator(s) may have been
vagrants or not. The Brevard Police Department
has been advised and it is under investigation.
Students are reminded that Ross Hall is
condemned and advised that the building is flea
infested. Therefore, not only is it a felony to
break in to the building, but anyone entering is
subject to injury and/or health issues. The Ross
Hall area is restricted and anyone observed there
is subject to police arrest.
A harassing note was left on a student’s
residence hall room door suggesting that the
resident reported illegal activity of others. There
also appeared to be several puncture marks on
the door which appear to be from a knife.
Anyone engaging in this activity is subject
to suspension or even expulsion and possibly
police arrest for this type of activity. In this case,
the student was not involved as the perpetrator
suspected in the note.
Everyone is requested to contact Campus
Security at (828)-577-9590 if wrongful or
suspicious activity is observed on campus.
—Zach Dickerson
Alumni Art
Exhibit
On Friday Oct. 5, the Spiers Gallery in the
Sims Art Building will being displaying the
Alumni Art Exhibit showing through Nov. 2.
The free opening event starts at 5:30 p.m.
There will be refreshments along with live
music by Josh Carter.
The Spiers Gallery is open to the public
Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m.
— Jeni Welch
Correction
In the Sept. 26 issue of The Clarion, an article
about new adjunct history instructor Frank
Taylor incorrectly suggested that he is currently
finishing an MA degree at the University of
North Carolina. In fact, Taylor earned a master’s
in journalism at UNC in 2014 and is currently
working toward a second MA degree in history
at Western Carolina University. The Clarion
regrets the error.
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