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n h ! i y g • (It House Wins — Rene Stacy picks up the bad bets at Casino Royalc. Good Luck - Joanic Grainger stamps hands and gives out money to gambling SRSU stu¬ dents who presented their IDs.
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Royale Entertainment Anyone for a free microwave, lug¬ gage, or a television set? No, it wasn’t The Price is Right or even Wheel of Fortune. It was Casino Royale sponsored by the Program Council and produced by SR student Karen Green. According to the November 10 issue of The Skyline, Casino Royale is Sul Ross’ version of Las Vegas. The money is play, the show is canned music, the MC is a football player, and the dealers are students, staff, and faculty, but the fun is real and the prizes are great. And the fun was real as students filled the Student Center to gamble play money at craps, blackjack, and roulette. Even though the money was play money, many played as if it was real and gambled conservatively while others gambled away their money without a care in the world. Once a student went bust that was it unless he could con one of his friends to give him money to continue playing (which many did). The gambling lasted two hours, from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. when the gambling was stopped, and students had to turn in their money to get tickets. The tickets were then mixed up by Cindy Davis, director of Residential Living, and she picked the first winning ticket. It took over an hour to give all the prizes away, because many students had over fifty tickets and had to look through all of them to make sure that the number announced was not his. Andy Dyba was t he MC who called out the winning numbers, and Marla Massey, dressed in shoulderless, purple evening dress, handed out the prizes. Many went home disappointed be¬ cause they had not won any prizes, while others went home with a microwave, a television set, and even a toilet plunger, but most everyone agreed that it had been worth gam¬ bling away a night. -Alma Dominguez 1-2-3 — Charlotte Mueller and JoAnna Avalos count to see how many tickets they can buy with a friend’s winnings. Look, Mom! - Laura Feare, Manny Santos, and Tamela Mitchell show how much money they’ve won while the dealer, Freddy Cordova, deals the cards. Casino Royale
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Now What — Janlcn Trees and Renee Stacy check the class schedule to find alternative courses to take. Helping Hands -- Melinda Hilscnbcck helps at registration during her last days as director of the Financial Assistance Offfice.
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