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Students compete and party at Crash the Commons

Sidelines • September 2, 2016

Story and photos by Emily Neal // Contributing Writer

MTSU Greek organizations partnered with students in residence halls to compete in numerous field-day activities at Crash the Commons Thursday night. Other actitivies for students at the event included inflatable bounce houses, corn hole and a dance party that followed the competitions.

 

The pink team is pumped up for the games to begin at Crash the Commons on Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)
The pink team is pumped up for the games to begin at Crash the Commons on Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)

 

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