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*The first dance was cancelled (due to a tornado watch), almost unprecedented in CTY history | *The first dance was cancelled (due to a tornado watch), almost unprecedented in CTY history | ||
**Site Director Brian had to make the call around 3pm, and he chose to cancel it, despite no tornados actually forming. | **Site Director Brian had to make the call around 3pm, and he chose to cancel it, despite no tornados actually forming. | ||
| − | *Moby Pushup challenge was completed for the first time in CTY history, first by Charles An (14.2), Second by Omar Kenawy, then Oscar Moreno, Nick Tan, and eventually RA Richard | + | *Moby Pushup challenge was completed for the first time in CTY history, first by Charles An (14.2), Second by Omar Kenawy, then Oscar Moreno, Nick I-Heng Tan, and eventually RA Richard |
Revision as of 11:46, 6 August 2016
2004
- Thaddeus
- Mandi
- Ryan
Possibly the best part of CAA Administration ever.
2004/2005
- Craziest RA: Tatiana
- "Dont Swing Your Lanyarddd" -Juliet
2005
- Numa Numa dance by Dan Small, Bobby and James
- Goth Monday
- Cross Dress Wednesday
2006
- Completely new administration... :-/
- Goth Monday
- Prep Tuesday
- Cross Dress Wednesday
- Over day long Campus wide Blackout
2008
- Horrible PDA obsessed administration
- Numa Numa dance by Haydn Dufrene and Brian Herrera
- Protest during second dance 08.2
- Famed CAAmper, Tonia Ogundipe, attracted an enormous crowd with her version of the Cupid Shuffle at the first dance
2016
- Dean of Residential Life, Heather, for being the most anti-fun DRL in history
- The first dance was cancelled (due to a tornado watch), almost unprecedented in CTY history
- Site Director Brian had to make the call around 3pm, and he chose to cancel it, despite no tornados actually forming.
- Moby Pushup challenge was completed for the first time in CTY history, first by Charles An (14.2), Second by Omar Kenawy, then Oscar Moreno, Nick I-Heng Tan, and eventually RA Richard
