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CAB released its first event schedule for a full school year, including a Nintendo competition and Club MTV-live.
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CAB brings comedians Carrot Top and Mitch Mullany and actor Steve White to WMU using funds from the student assessment fee charged to undergraduate and graduate students.
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On Oct. 6, 1993, Bernie's After Dark hosted comedian Rondell Sheridan for the second time. He was the first comedian to perform at Bernie's in 1992.
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CAB introduces the first Miller Movie, Home Alone. The monthly Miller Movie is a tradition that continues today.
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"Just because you're stuck on campus doesn't mean you should become a dorm rat," Chuck Weidner, 1995 CAB president, said. CAB continues to bring comedy to WMU.
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CAB worked with the Residence Hall Association
to hold the WMU Olympics. After the restrictions that came with holding the event indoors, the two groups made the decision to hold the Olympics at the Goldsworth Valley Pond. -
Before bringing a motion to Western Student Association (WSA), WMU administration had routinely said 'no' to CAB's efforts to bring big name bands to campus. With the support of diverse organizations and 26,000 students, the WSA passed the motion, allowing CAB to bring in big name bands. http://bit.ly/2mM7bQV
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CAB brings one of the most-talked about young jazz players to WMU.
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