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Game on! Lots of games actually
Dominic Perez dperez@foghornnews.com Intramurals kicked off the fall semester with a pool party Sept. 8 that included Giant Jenga along with free food and drinks. Those who couldn’t wait for the official intramural events, which begin with volleyball the week of Sept. 12, played spikeball and cornhole. Staff also encouraged students to register for events by giving raffle tickets for a free tank top for all those who signed up. “Intramural sports are here for students to make friends with similar interests and meet new people,” said Kristy Urbick, intramural director. Urbick said intramurals can be a great way to…
Nightmare on Ocean Drive
jhernandez@foghornnews.com Local talent got together on Friday the 13th to compete in a horror-themed short-film contest. The event called for crew and casting calls through a sign up, and the crew had 10 days to make a horror film to be judged on creativity, storyline and videography. The short-film contest was part of a three-day weekend festival mainly orchestrated by Benjamin Godina, and was followed by a local designer fashion show that same night. Judges for the contest were Dorian Green, Lydia Blanco and notorious DJ El Dusty. Although the event featured local artists specifically, out-of-town artists were invited by…
SGA starts survey for health clinic
The Student Government Association voted to start a student survey on the need for an on campus health clinic at its Feb. 17 meeting. Beverly Cage, director of Student Leadership & Campus Life, presented the idea of the clinic in the discussion portion of the meeting. “I had an exciting meeting with (nursing instructor) Deborah Skoruppa and she wants a health facility for students,” Cage said. “The diabetes center on the second floor of HS1 (Health Science) building is vacant. It would be a good location for the facility.” The previous diabetes center was relocated from West Campus to a…