By: Stephanie Turaj
Posted In: Entertainment
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Two sophomores enjoy dancing at the GrooveBoston dance on Friday, Nov. 12.
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From Left: Amidst neon lights, Ashley Alessandrini, Kaitlyn Pritchett and Laura St. Jean pose for a picture in Ochre court
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GrooveBoston disc jockeys pump out a variey of pop, hip-hop and dance tunes.
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A group of students hang out at the dance.
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Not just another nightclub: Ochre Court was packed with dancers, neon projections and blaring music.
Who knew Ochre Court mansion, with its red carpets and ornamented ceilings, could be transformed into a modern dance club in just one night.
GrooveBoston mobile club mananged to do exactly this on Friday, Nov. 12. For the second year in a row, Salve Student Activites brought in this company to organize a campus dance. Tickets were $10, and the dance floor was packed with students and glow sticks. GrooveBoston not only disc jockeyed the event, but set up neon lights and projection screens along the walls of Ochre Court to really set the mood for an exciting dance experience.
