Neon Light Night
by Joshua Labrecque
edited by Walker John
MEGGA (Men Engaged for the Greater Good of America) had an event called Neon Light Night on Saturday, March 9th, located in Cheney hall, behind the Mount Washington dorms and about 89 people attended.
This event ran for about two hours. There was loud music playing as well as many Amazon gift cards that were raffled off. The room where the party happened was small and dark but had neon lights all over the inside. There were members of MEGGA throwing t-shirts into the crowd and a DJ played remixes of songs.
“We held this event to increase the awareness of sexual violence,”Preston Warren, a member of MEGGA, said.
(Photo: Joshua Labrecque)
Robert Kristiansen, another member of MEGGA, said.“The only problem we had was that the Cheney hall bathrooms were not open, but besides that everything was smooth sailing.”
He hopes that when they hold this event in the future they will be unlocked.
MEGGA has this event every year and encourages more people to join MEGGA.
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In order to write this Article I had to meet with Preston Warren and Robert Kristiansen of MEGGA and asked them why they held this event and asked them info about the event that people should know if they didn’t attend.
