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DJs battle at EDGreek

Dozens of students packed the Campus Center Ballroom Tuesday night to listen and dance to music played by DJ Santana, senior broadcasting major Steven Santana; DJ Rvysprvy, junior computer science major Raymond C. Gonzales, and DJ Pablo Macia, a senior radio broadcast major, at the EDGreek event. The event, presented by Phi Delta Theta, pitted the DJs against one another, as they took turns taking turns spinning and competing for the crowd’s admiration. The event was free for all ULV students. / photo by Daniel Torres
Dozens of students packed the Campus Center Ballroom Tuesday night to listen and dance to music played by DJ Santana, senior broadcasting major Steven Santana; DJ Rvysprvy, junior computer science major Raymond C. Gonzales, and DJ Pablo Macia, a senior radio broadcast major, at the EDGreek event. The event, presented by Phi Delta Theta, pitted the DJs against one another, as they took turns taking turns spinning and competing for the crowd’s admiration. The event was free for all ULV students. / photo by Daniel Torres
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