Relay for Life was a huge success, bringing in more than $23,000 during this recession. All said and done, the event with set up and break down took more than 20 hours straight. 99Rock was at center stage and lent our sound system to the different acts that entertained the Relay for Life participants. We also did some entertaining of our own, including DJ Grimmee (former Marketing Director Andy Sloan '11) and Blair Randal '11 taking requests between 11 and 1am. There were hours of fun times and we were able to enjoy live music, comedy groups and other acts. I just wanted to thank all of the Dartmouth Broadcasting staff who made an appearance and contributed what they could.
Amongst other things, this event was a live remote. The first two hours of the remote consisted of doing my afternoon shift in its entirety on location - including the 7 O'clock Cage Match. After the first two hours of the live remote, we phoned/martied in two breaks an hour until 10am the following morning.
A special thanks to all of our members who participated in Relay.
Andy Sloan '09
Ben Gonin '12
Blair Randal '11
Chris Chavis '12
Cindy Juarez '12
David 'Hoagie' Kastner '12
David Jiang '12
David Lumbert '12
Jenny Juarez '12
Jeremy Seidling '09
Madison Rezaei '12
Maia Pfeffer '11
Matt Knight '11
Mayuki Shimizu '12
Phil Aubart '10
Pierre Guo '12
Robert Demick '10
Schuyler Evans '10
Shawnta Everett '12
Shinian Ye '10
Shirine Sajjadi '11
Stephen Shiraldi '11
Shin Ye '10 setting up the sound system for the Relay for Life Staff.
The opening ceremonies for Relay for Life, we were obviously center stage.
A different view of the Opening Ceremonies
The Staff hanging out during the event. From left: Phil 'CheeseSteak' Aubart, Jeremy Seidling '09, Madison Rezaei '12
Some people having a good time
The 'Quasi-Mofos' playing some live music during Relay
The Aires
One of the Juarez sister trying to find new recruits for the Summer and Fall
Shin flexing his muscles
Phil using all of his diplomatic skills in the search for the next Homebrew interview
Madison and Shin playing Rockband together. Someone was at the helm of that game until the late late hours of the night
The illuminary procession in remembrance of past loved ones who died from cancer
Randall and Sloan taking requests
General Manager Schuyler Evans '10 writing liners along with Maia Pfeffer '11.
Marketing Director Pierre Guo '12 did a great job throughout the night talking to potential new members of the station.
Chris Chavis '12 lifting up Dave Lumbert '12 and... Shin giving a high five?
By Schuyler Evans '10
General Manager, Dartmouth Broadcasting
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