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Sock-hops and bobble-heads: the Alfie Awards

04/15/2010


The annual Alfie Awards ceremony will occur Saturday, May 1 in Holmes Auditorium.

The end of the year event celebrates student, faculty and staff contributions to campus life, and recognizes everything from entertainers to athletes to new and returning campus events. The evening will feature performances and skits associated with this year's 1950's theme. Winners, as always, will receive the treasured King Alfred bobble head statuette. Students, faculty and staff are all welcome to attend, and dressing for the show is encouraged, though not required.

Over the past several weeks, the MyAU student portal has been accepting nominations online. The official ballot is now available, and students can cast their votes for their favorite events, performers, student entertainers, radio shows, athletes and more.

Alfies night, often called the "Oscars" of Alfred, is an Alfred tradition that occurs right before finals week and offers students an opportunity to unwind while celebrating each others' accomplishments. The event is open to everyone and the dress code is extremely flexible. Formal dress, outrageous costumes and classic 1950's get-ups will all be appreciated.

Be sure to vote for your favorites this week, and to attend this unique celebration on May 1, from 7:30-10:30 p.m.