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Recycled Percussion: A GEL Weekend/April Festevent
Justin Holmes, a member of Recycled Percussion, uses a power sander on a metal trash can to send sparks flying at a special Coffeehouse during April Fest.
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 | Students at Gonzaga were affected and touched right along with the rest of the nation as the events of 9/11 took place. Many read and watched the coverage, attended the Vigil, and contributed financially to the monument that was erected in front the Crosby Student Center Oct. 26, 2002. |
These city-slickers just take right to gettin' down and dirty wit dem dere animals.A non-experienced bull-rider is no exception. This student took the second runner-up in the All-Around Roughstock category. |  |
| No, sir. You won't find no yeller-bellied Gonzaga students around these parts. A student finishes up her ride, letting the horse rest. She won All-around in Horseback in the City-Slickers (non-experienced) category. |
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| A student make-up artist helps an actress get into costume and make-up. |
These two students, in lead parts, dazzled a packed house with their performance of "Once Upon a Mattress." The Mattress debuted at Fall Family Weekend. |  |
| Russell Theatre has been home to the longest running theatre improv group in Spokane, G.U.T.S. Often it is hard to tell who is having more fun: the cast or the audience! |
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These three students sang and performed motions to an emotional song as part of the luau. |
A student uses a "pu'ili" or split bamboo stick to portray the meaning of the traditional Ku'u Hoa song. The song expresses the love and longing the composer has for his sweetheart.
 | Despite a scheduling blunder that caused April's Angels to be pushed back to May 4th, the annual service project ultimately went off without a hitch. |
About 100 Gonzaga students packed up shovels instead of paintbrushes this year, and set out to rebuild trails, clear brush, and set up tents for Camp Cowles (which is owned by the Boy Scouts of America).
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