Weekend Edition 9/7-9/10

Thursday, September 7th head outside to the grove area at 10:00 p.m. for CPB’s Semester Kickoff! This event will introduce you to the College Programming Board and all they have to offer. There will be food, music, tie dying, and more! A limited number of tie dye supplies will be provided, so students are encouraged to bring your own items to tie dye as well! We look forward to seeing you there!

Friday, September 8th the College Programming Board is hosting an outdoor screening of the hit film Wonder Woman. Head out to the Laurel Courts at 10:00 p.m. for the opportunity to watch this film before it has been released on DVD! Cotton Candy will be served!

Saturday, September 9th spend your afternoon at the Athletic Fields by supporting the Women’s Field Hockey Team in their home game against New England College at 1:00 p.m. Later, head up to Friends Hall for CPB’s Big Prize Bingo. This event will feature many competitive games of bingo where winners will receive huge prizes, such as a TV, Keurig, and gift cards! You won’t want to miss this!

Sunday, September 10th the Women’s Tennis Team has a 4:00 p.m. match against Bard College. Stop by the Tennis courts and show your support.

But the fun doesn’t end with the weekend! Every Tuesday, the College Programming Board presents the Tuesday Night Live Series. Each week features either a live performance by a comedian, musical artist, slam poet, spoken word artist or magician or an open mic night during which Ramapo students have the opportunity to showcase their talent. This Tuesday, September 12th, head over to H-129 at 10:00 p.m. for Tuesday Night Live: Hypnotist Larry Volz!  This event will feature a live performance by the Hypnotist Larry Volz! Check out a preview of his work here! Volz is a Ramapo favorite, and will be returning to Ramapo after performing a full capacity show last semester, so be sure to arrive early to get a seat!   

For more information about what’s going on around campus, visit the In the Loop page.

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