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Tie-dye Fest 2012 makes a colorful splash

By
Kim Higley
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August 30, 2012
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On Friday, Aug. 24, Salt Lake Community College greeted the new semester with a twist and a splash of color.

The annual Tie-dye Fest filled the SLCC Taylorsville Redwood Campus’s west patio with students, friends and family intent on making a colorful new addition to their fall wardrobe. Student Life and Leadership sponsored the event and provided free tee shirts, brightly colored dyes and help with folding up the perfect tie-dye pattern.

“We wanted to welcome the students back,” said Student Life & Leadership advisor Brandi Mair. “We wanted to get students’ attention and make the first week back to classes fun. We hope that this event helps to foster school spirit and gets people involved with other events that go on here.”

For more information on upcoming events at any of the SLCC campuses visit the Student Life & Leadership’s OrgSync page.

Students gather around tie dye bottles
For some, picking out the perfect color was the hardest part. (Kim Higley)
Harris Kisija
Harris Kisija decides on the finishing touches for his wearable work of art. (Kim Higley)
John Beck at the tie dye event
SLCC Student John Beck shows off his favorite part of the tee-dye process. (Kim Higley)
Friends gather around the tie dye colors
The tie-dye fest gave students a chance to meet some new people and catch up with old friends. (Kim Higley)
Seth Ipson (left) and Kati Sanderson at the tie dye event
Seth Ipson, left, and Kati Sanderson work together to create their tee shirt. (Kim Higley)
Tie Dye event
Student Life and Leadership provided free tee shirts, colorful dyes and instructions on how to make your own tie-dye. (Kim Higley)
Students picking out colors for tie dye
For some, picking out the perfect color was the hardest part. (Kim Higley)
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