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Tonight we had our poster party and spaghetti dinner. Dinner was hosted by Miss Erin O'Malley, our student activities coordinator. She used her apartment to cook us spaghetti, garlic bread, and other types of pasta. After dinner, the dancers and the committee fanned into the basement and started drawing posters that our dancers will love to see us holding up in the stands at BJC. We have 2.5 days til THON begins and everyone is pumped. We will be driving up on Thursday evening and our campus will be treating our dancers and the chair to dinner at Olive Garden. We are looking forward to a great 46 hours!
This weekend is our last canning weekend and we are going to try to make it our best. Since we aren't allowed to can in intesections anymore, we are falling a little behind. But I have faith in our committee.
Our poster party and spaghetti dinner for our dancers will be held on Monday, February 12, 2007. It is always a good time.
We held a Volleyball MaraTHON on January 27th, and was a complete success. We ended up raising over $600 for the kids!!! The Xer's were the winners (a.k.a. the biggest team).
We are holding one more bowling fundraiser on Feb. 11, at 7p.m. at New Great Valley Lanes in North Versailles. It costs $10 per pesron for 2 hours of unlimited bowling. Last time we made about $200 including random donations! We have 10 more days til THON, and I am unbelievably excited!!!
Oh, and the COLTS won the Superbowl!!!!!
To find out more about THON or to make donations, visit: www.THON.org
We had our bowling fundraiser for THON tonight and we made appx. $200. It is definately better than nothing. Tomorrow I will be working on a powerpoint presentation for prospective students. It will include our clubs and organizations, and pictures of events held on and off campus. I also have to be interviewed for a PodCast for the Editor of the Collegian and being the chair of THON. After that I have to report to a class room with some kids and get pictures taken for the new Penn State Greater Allegheny booklets. Tomorrow is a busy day, but I'm sure it will be better than yesterday.
