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aWake All Night: Benson After Dark

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February 6, 2020
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Student Union organizes aWake All Night once a semester to provide students with an outlet for stress relief and an opportunity to take a break from studying. Held inside Benson University Center from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Feb 1., the beach-themed carnival featured games, raffle prizes, and free food.

Senior Jay Thompson attempts to stay atop the mechanical shark, which was a popular attraction for many during this year’s carnival.

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Seniors Qianxu Ding (left) and Jacqueline Zhu (right) show off their whimsical balloon hats and stuffed animals.

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(From left) Senior Fadima Konate, sophomore Justin Cabiltes, junior Chidi Iloabachie and junior Erick Mora compete in a round of pop culture trivia.

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A group of four students plays a game of craps in the third floor ‘casino.’

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Freshman Maddie Koontz (left) and seniors Megan Hopkins and Caleb Woody (right) run the raffle table.

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Seniors Christine Pangborn (left) and Frederieke Demas (right) hold props and smile in front of the photo booth to capture their last aWake All Night.

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