ICC prepares for night of Insomnia
Tamara Hahn
Issue date: 11/16/09 Section: News
The Inter Club Council is hosting its first dance titled "Insomnia" this Friday, from 8 p.m. to midnight in Conference Rooms A and B.
"It's one of the biggest school dances in De Anza history," said Inter Club Council Chair Peter Lin.
According to Lin, the idea is to hold a dance that represents not one, but all 66 currently active clubs in the ICC.
"Dances are the most popular and effective way to bring students together," said Lin. He said that past dances held by individual clubs have been successful.
The ICC provides incentives to encourage individual clubs to sell tickets prior to the event. Clubs keep a percentage of the advance sales revenue, which, at a price of $7, amounts to $3.50 in profits for each ticket sold.
The advance ticket sale ended last Thursday, but students can still get tickets for $10 at the Students Activities Center or the door.
Students and visitors are invited to attend. The dress code is semi-formal.
"It's one of the biggest school dances in De Anza history," said Inter Club Council Chair Peter Lin.
According to Lin, the idea is to hold a dance that represents not one, but all 66 currently active clubs in the ICC.
"Dances are the most popular and effective way to bring students together," said Lin. He said that past dances held by individual clubs have been successful.
The ICC provides incentives to encourage individual clubs to sell tickets prior to the event. Clubs keep a percentage of the advance sales revenue, which, at a price of $7, amounts to $3.50 in profits for each ticket sold.
The advance ticket sale ended last Thursday, but students can still get tickets for $10 at the Students Activities Center or the door.
Students and visitors are invited to attend. The dress code is semi-formal.
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