Red Mtn. holds Campus Carnival
Sarah Evans
The Campus Carnival, held by the Events Programming Council (EPC) at the Red Mountain campus, showcased school clubs on Sept. 13.Kyle Federici, student and leader of the Kajukenbo Club had fun giving self defense demonstrations.
“I’m a Kajukenbo self defense club member. (the club name) has a philosophical meaning. long life and happiness,” he said. “I’m trying to get people to sign up, and (I’m) showing demonstrations of self defense moves.”
They were in charge of the balloon dart booth, and had several students participated to win prizes stated Federici.
Along with the balloon darts, there was also a ring toss, bean bag toss, root beer pong, a photo booth, and a Fact or Crap competition.
The turnout of students kept the campus carnival active all day.
Lauren Copeland, a busy Red Mountain student, relaxed at the carnival in between her classes.
Copeland stated, “Right now I’m in between classes. but I’m here now eating. I got cotton candy, tons of candy, a corn dog and soda. (and have been) grabbing waters between classes,” she said.
There were games, prizes, free food, and students mingling in the courtyard next to the Saguaro building.
Amelia Bourke said she was interested in getting involved after checking out the clubs while enjoying free food.
“It was pretty awesome. I got some free food, and went to the little booths.” Bourke said. “I learned about a lot of different clubs.”
Each club, such as Psi Beta, Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Chi Eta, Kajukenbo Club, Veterans club, and Prism, managed a booth and offered prizes for participation.
Hailey Adkins agreed with Bourke that it was easy to learn more about the clubs on campus.
“It was fun. Very chill and informative at the same time, and free stuff,” she said. “I like Psi Beta, I signed up for that club.
