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Blacklight Bingo is Back
Prizes included everything from movies and Tide pods to televisions and game systems.
Photo by Tsivia Chonoles
Black Light Bingo returned to Concord University with a bang January 27 as many students turned out to play for the chance to win prizes ranging from candy and Yoo-hoo to Beats headphones and a high-definition television. The full range of prizes included four cartons of Yoo-hoo, four jumbo bags of candy, two laundry detergent packages, six movie buckets including popcorn, candy, and a selection of DVDs, a jumbo SONY speaker with iPod dock, a Kuerig coffee maker and k-cups, $100 worth of gift cards, and, for third, second, and first-place respectively, Beats Solo headphones, a forty-inch SONY television, and a PlayStation 4 with Call of Duty: Black Ops III.
Usually held every semester, Black Light Bingo usually takes three to four hours to set up, according to Laken Sutton and Brad Gibson, Student Activities Council President and Vice-President respectively; the effort, they assure, is well worth it. As usual for Concord University events, music and lights for Bingo were provided by DJ Late Nite, while the emcee for the event was Student Government President Ronni Wood.
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