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Music, cheering and even a spontaneous dance battle filled Toney Auditorium on Friday, Oct. 16 as musicians competed at Cubstock for the opportunity to perform at Mercer's annual spring concert, Bearstock.
The Macon Christmas Light Extravaganza is back downtown with music, lights and crowds filling the streets each night. The event features rows of glowing walkways lined with lighted Christmas trees, giant ornaments, reindeer figures, musical instruments and a sleigh, all moving and flickering in sync with the Christmas music that fills the atmosphere.
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Students walking past the University Center this fall have been greeted by sign draped around the roaring bear statue, standing around 12 feet tall, just outside of the University Center when there is a home football game.
Cruz Plaza buzzed with activity as students visited booths run by campus organizations sharing resources on mental, physical and emotional health at the Wellness Fair on Cruz Plaza on Oct. 22. The annual event is hosted by the Student Government Association and the University's Counseling and Psychological Services.
QuadWorks transformed the lawn of the Connell Student Center into a welcoming, autumn festival at Beartoberfest as the first chill of fall hit campus on Oct. 18. The student-run entertainment board filled the evening with pumpkin painting, candy-corn guessing games and screened the Halloween classic, "Hocus Pocus."
The Georgia National Fair returns for its 36th year at the Perry Fairgrounds from Oct. 2-12, just 30 minutes from Mercer University’s campus. For students this state tradition offers excitement, high-energy rides and a chance to unwind nearing the University's fall break, but first-time fairgoers should know a few basics before joining the fun.
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