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Students unwind with Spring Break Bash

Alicia Kahl
March 16, 2017
Senior Richelle Kasten and freshman Jose Y. Medina collide in a funny sumo battle.
[/media-credit] Senior Richelle Kasten and freshman Jose Y. Medina collide in a funny sumo battle.
A group of friends pose with fun props. The fun event was a way for students to take a break from studying and have fun with their friends.
[/media-credit] A group of friends pose with fun props. The fun event was a way for students to take a break from studying and have fun with their friends.
Morgan Price prepares for a battle against her opponent in the jousting arena.
[/media-credit] Morgan Price prepares for a battle against her opponent in the jousting arena.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An inflatable jousting arena, sumo wrestling—complete with sumo suits—and a photo booth were part of the Spring Break Bash held in Reeve Memorial Union Ballroom Wednesday. The equipment was provided by Jump Around Rentals from Appleton.
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