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Archive
Note: CSE is the former name of Bacchanal
Events
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December 13, 2006:
Finals Fairies Where
were you at midnight? Where you studying in Butler?
Because we were there...giving out free food and stressballs! |
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December 11, 2006:
Last Day of Classes Party
A $5 Open Bar party for the last day of classes.
420 Bar and Lounge (80th and Amsterdam);
11 PM until 1 AM |
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September 29, 2006:
BE Homecoming Party
A homecoming party, in the Lerner Party space.
10pm-2am with more food and drinks than you can imagine!
And on September 30, the day of the big game, hope you
got your Princeton-dissing T-shirt! |
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April 19-23, 2006:
Bacchanal 2006
April 19th (Wednesday)--Comedy Show--7:30-9pm, Roone
Alredge Auditorium--Performing comedians included some from VH1's Best Week Ever!
April 20th (Thursday)--Chilling on the
Steps--chilled on the Low Library Steps from 12-2pm
Movie Night--8-10pm,
we watched Half Baked on
Low Plaza! Debauchery Party--11:30pm-2:30am, Lerner
Party Space, a night full of free snacks and tons of
drinks...The party rocked through
the night!
April 21st (Friday)--Carnival--1-5pm,
in
the Quad, we had free food, rides, and games all day!
Battle of the Bands--5-9pm, South Field,
cosponsored with EarthCo. BBQ and music!
April 22nd (Saturday)--Concert--Low Plaza,
Ghostface Killa from the Wu-Tang Clan!
April 23rd (Sunday)--Brunch--Bagels and
coffee made for a refreshing brunch.
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February 2, 2006:
Glass House Rocks
Our second Glass House Rocks, an event which covered all of Lerner
Hall, we had our a party in Ferris Booth Commons. Two floors of
dancing, music, and food and drinks rocked the party and shook the glass
of Lerner! From 9pm until
1am, the free drinks were flowing, and everyone had a great time.
See you next year!
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January 21, 2006:
BE Welcome Back Party
We had $1 domestic drafts at
Roadhouse and $2 well drinks at Mona (both at
109th and Amsterdam). The event ran from 10pm-3am. The
party was a complete success (enough that at one point the fire
department had to enforce max capacity rules!) and we are glad everyone
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December 14, 2005:
Butler Candy We
had a much-needed study break for those who were up late at the library.
Dressing up in Santa suits, we handed out free t-shirts and candy.
Hope we made studying for finals a little more pleasant!
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December 12, 2005:
End-of-Class Club 420 Party We celebrated the last day of classes by partying it
up at the hot
420
Bar and Lounge, hosted by your very own Bacchanal Events! 420 is located at Amsterdam and 80th
St. There was a crazy three hour open bar (11pm-2am) for
only $5!! That's right, only five dollars for unlimited drinks! We
even took pictures of people and you can check them out at the following
link:
SEE PICTURES
FROM OUR RECENT CLUB 420 PARTY BY CLICKING
HERE!!
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April 24-30, 2005:
Bacchanal 2005
Bacchanal is Columbia's spring festival, held at
the end of April. The festival lasts for an entire week, and
features a variety of exciting events that are open to the
entire Columbia community. It is a celebration of the end of the
academic year, the coming of spring, and the ideals of the Roman
god Bacchus.
Bacchanal
2005 ran from Sunday, April 24 to Friday, April 29.
Bacchanal T-shirts were sold throughout the week.
Sunday was the kick-off BBQ, with great food and
music. That night was Comedy Night, with professional comedians.
Tuesday was Movie Night but unfortunately was canceled
due to rain.
Wednesday was night games but was also canceled
because of rain.
Thursday, was Chilling on the Steps, with music,
contests, and a pizza-eating contest. That night was Bacchanal's signature party:
Debauchery Party! A night full of free snacks, and tons of drinks such as wine and beer.
The theme was a toga party, and rocked late into the night!
Friday was the Olympic Games and Carnival, with arcade
and other games, fun contests (with prizes), free food such as hot dogs,
pretzels, cotton candy, snow cones, and popcorn, live music, and
an all-around awesome time! Food will include hot dogs,
pretzels, cotton candy, snow cones, and popcorn.
Saturday was The Concert, with feature hip-hop
headliners Common and Busdriver--it rained but that didn't stop the
party!
See you all next year!
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February 3, 2005:
Pre-Valentine’s Day Party
For Glass House Rocks, an event covering all of Lerner
Hall, we had our own party in the Lerner Party Space. Why would
you want to be anywhere else except a CSE party? From 10pm until
2am, the free beer and wine was flowing. But this is just
a run-up to our biggest event, Bacchanal!
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December 13, 2004:
Last Day of Classes Party
We celebrated the last day of classes by partying it
up at the hot
420
Bar and Lounge for club night, hosted by your very own Columbia
Special Events! 420 is located at Amsterdam and 80th
St. There was a crazy three hour open bar (11pm-2am) for
only $5!! That's right, only five dollars for unlimited drinks
for three hours, because we were covering the rest! We sure
partied like we deserved it!
Picture 1 and
2 of the outside of the club.
Picture
of the party.
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October 1, 2004:
CSE Homecoming Party
For the 2004 Homecoming Weekend, CSE did two awesome things:
1. We made up the wackiest T-shirts, like we always do, for the
game against Princeton
(results of the game here) and sold
them (for the low price of $5) like crazy at Low Plaza and at the game.
This is what the
front
and
back
look like.
2. We threw an awesome homecoming party in the back of Roone
Alredge Auditorium the night before the game. Admission was free,
of course, and two ID's needed for a wristband to drink. There was
free red and white wine, and a selection of four different types of
beer. There was also sodas, bottled water, and food. The DJ
kept the party rocking for three fun hours!
Here
is a picture of us setting up, and
here is a picture from the party. If you went, we hope
you had a great time, and if you didn't, come to our next one!
Picture, from left to right,
of Billy,
Meredith, Danielle,
Eric, and
Alexa
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April 27, 2004: Ben Stein Hosts
Battle of the Schools
Ben Stein hosted the first and only
battle of the schools quiz show for Bacchanal 250. The four
schools of Columbia University (Columbia College, Barnard, General
Studies, and School of Engineering and Applied Science) competed for the
prestige and cash awarded to the "Last School Standing". Although
marred by technical difficulties (the buzzers went off uncontrollably)
the event was a smashing success. The winning school was Columbia
College, whose team took home $1,000! Barnard College was in
second place, winning $500, and the Fu Foundation School of Engineering
and Applied Science took third place, winning $250.
Picture #1 (Ben with the
coordinators of Last School Standing)
Picture #2 (Ben with CSE's own
Lindsay Wilner and Sarba Sarkar)
Picture #3 (The contestants from
each school)
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April 2004:
Bacchanal 250 Bacchanal
is Columbia's spring festival, held at the end of April and put on by
CSE. The festival, a celebration of the end of the academic year,
lasts for an entire week, and features a variety of exciting events that
are open to the entire Columbia community.
Click on the title to go to Bacchanal 250's site.
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