Veronica Grace Taleon
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Believe it or not, the semester’s almost over. How can we tell? All the major semester check points are flying past: In-person housing selection is done, Bacchanal is a thing of the past, the Varsity Show tickets are now available for purchase, and course registration begins in exactly a week from today.
You’ve got everything in place to make this Bacchanal the lit-est yet: You know where you have to be at what time, including where to get your wristbands. Even if you aren’t planning on going to the concert, you still have the day’s itinerary good and ready to go.
It was a relatively chill day in the Cage. We should know, we were there from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Want to follow along with us tomorrow? We’re live tweeting @CUSpectrum and updating the Whiteboard.)
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There are only five days when Bacchanal tickets are made available, and two of them have already flown past. If you were unsuccessful in your first few attempts, fear not—you have three more opportunities:
