Senate performs flash mob to promote Neon Dance

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January 23, 2012

FLASH FUN: The CHS Senate organized the flash mob as a way to encourage students to attend the Neon Dance. The dance will take place after the basketball game on Feb. 3, and all proceeds will go to the Melanoma Research Foundation. HENRY ZHU / VIDEO.

Members of the student Senate, along with several other students, participate in a flash mob on Jan. 23 to promote the Feb. 3 Neon Dance. The dance will take place in the fieldhouse after the varsity men’s basketball game. The cost to enter is $3 and proceeds will go to the Melanoma Research Foundation. ARUNI RANAWEERA / VIDEO

BEN ANDERSON / VIDEO

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