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CAB hosts Back-to-School Bingo Bash

Written By Peyton Martin, SGA Beat Writer
September 25, 2024

The Campus Activities Board hosted the Back-to-School Bingo Bash on Sept. 19 in the Lawrence Hall Ballroom. Prizes consisted of lights for dorms, blankets, cups, and a squishy ball if a student won a speed round. The event was organized by sophomore Morgan Bakos, the event coordinator for the Pioneer Series events. (Photos by Peyton Martin)
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Peyton Martin
Peyton Martin, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Peyton Martin began writing for The Globe in the Fall 2024 semester as the SGA Beat Writer and is double majoring in Digital Journalism and PR, Advertising and Social Media. In high school, she was Editor-in-Chief of their school yearbook committee. Martin, a sophomore, was Features and Arts and Entertainment Editor. She was previously Co-News Editor during spring 2025. They can be contacted at [email protected].
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