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I went to the NACA (National Association for Campus Activities) Northern Plains conference again this year. It was so much better than last year.  I don’t think there was ever a moment where anyone was completely bored. I remember Recycled Percussion stood out as the show stealer last year in most peoples eyes. Here’s the lineup we hope to have perform at Western Tech next year.

2007-2008

August - Northern Room
September - Julie Moffitt
October - Peter Boie (Magician)
November - Sean McConnell
December - President’s Quartet
January - No Event
February - Jabali Afrika
March - Saliesh (Hypnotist)
April - Bascom Hill
May - No Event

Anyhow, I met tons of new people. Networking is really fun and makes the whole experience worthwhile. I hope to get elected for the Public Relations position in Student Government next year. I’ve been nominated for President as well, but I’m more interested in DOING rather than DELEGATING.

Ross

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The NACA (National Association for Campus Activities) Regional Conference was held in Cedar Rapids Iowa this year. This was my first time attending an event like this. I traveled with the Executive Board of Student Government. My fellow Vis-Commies told me to stay away from Student Government for whatever reason. I think they are very fun and enthusiastic people (especially when we were all tired lol).

We got to see a ton of showcases and educational lectures. It seemed like a neverending concert. Some of the bands that performed were Thornbird, and Recycled Percussion. Both of them were my top picks as best performance. Recycled Percussion is a MUST see! Each band had a way of standing out. It was fun to watch! They all put on an awesome show!


We also got to laugh along with some comedians. It was the daily comic relief we all needed. Dave Coulier from Full House and America’s Funniest People was there. I saw him standing at his booth, and didn’t recognize him at first. It’s been quite awhile.

I could go on and on about the NACA Conference, but there’s so much to tell. I’d like to thank Shelley and everyone for having me along. It looks like I’ll be involved more with Student Government next year.

Ross

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