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Students craft new faces in preparation for the Masquerade Ball

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Jasna Zahirovic
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September 24, 2014
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Completed masquerade masks sitting on a table in the shade of the trees
Student Life and Leadership provided all of the supplies used by students to create masquerade masks like these. (Kachina Choate)

An unfamiliar sight could be seen on Wednesday, September 17, outside the east entrance of the South City Campus. Student Life and Leadership’s North Region committee hosted a Mask Making event for SLCC students.

Student Debi Dyson modeling her finished mask
Student Debi Dyson models her finished mask. (Kachina Choate)

“The Mask Making activity was designed to advertise for the masquerade ball and to give students who may not be able to afford a mask a chance to make one of their own for free,” says Sheerin Farahbakhsh, North Region Vice President.

Student Life and Leadership provided free masks, paint, feathers, and all of the essentials needed for creating a masquerade mask.

The activity lasted for the duration of three hours in the middle of the day, giving students time to attend class and not miss out on making their own mask.

“I was on my way to class as I noticed a set of tables filled with arts and crafts. I was not aware that SLCC was hosting a masquerade ball,” says student Laura Garcia. “So when I learned this I was thrilled and I immediately returned after class to make a mask of my own.”

Student Life and Leadership is comprised of three regions:
North Region consists of South City, Library, Airport and West Point campuses.
Central Region plans for Taylorsville Redwood and Meadowbrook campuses.
South Region comprises Jordan and Miller campuses.

The Fine Arts Board plans lectures and multicultural events for all campuses.

The Student Life and Leadership program hosts several events for SLCC students each year. The branch responsible for the Mask Making activity and the Masquerade Ball are the North Region board.

“The North Region is in charge of hosting events for The South City Campus, Airport, West Point, and The Library Square Campus,” says Farahbakhsh. “But we are distributing the tickets and advertisement to each campus.”

Brian Peters models his finished mask
Student Brian Peters shows off his finished mask. (Kachina Choate)

Over a hundred Masks were purchased for the activity. While decorating their masks, students listened to music, enjoyed the warm weather, and learned more about the Masquerade Ball event.

“Prior to the activity I was not aware that SLCC was hosting a masquerade ball. Now I’m going to the ball and I even have a mask to wear,” says Garcia.

The Masquerade Ball will take place Friday, September 26, at the South City Campus in the multipurpose room from 8 p.m. until midnight.

Students can pick up two free tickets with their OneCard at the information desk at the South City, Taylorsville Redwood, or Jordan Campuses.

Students making masquerade masks
Students who might not otherwise been able to obtain masks for the Masquerade Ball were given the chance to make their own at this mask-making event. (Kachina Choate)
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  • Masquerade Ball
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Jasna Zahirovic

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