SGA Casino Night: Shaken, Not Stirred
Deadra Miller, online editor
On the Friday before Halloween, SGA hosts PVCC’s annual Casino Night. This year’s theme was Shaken Not Stirred, James Bond movies. Those who came to casino night dressed as James Bond characters received extra play money to use for gambling.
Blackjack, roulette, and poker were the most popular games played. There were two craps tables. SGA President Sophia Keniston, SGA members, and Shawn Anderson coordinator of student engagement and student life, set up and ran the event. A costume contest was also held, where three members of PVCC’s Anime Club won the first, second, and third. There was a wide array of costumes some dressed in ’80s apparel and others as anime characters.
Some professors, like Assistant Professor of Sociology Todd Platts, were dealers at tables along with SGA student volunteers. An oxygen bar, which had flavored oxygen you could try, was available for those who answered some trivia questions.
