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Check out what lively events are taking place around CSU this week!
4 things to do around CSU
CSU is back in class after spring break, but that doesn't mean it's all work and no play. Here are some of the things going on around campus this week.
- Tuesday 3/19 - Food demonstration with Executive Chef Nick
Lift Up Vikes on Tuesday is hosting a cooking demonstration with Executive Chef Nick from CSU Hospitality. The dish is a Vegetarian Mulligatawny. This event is in BH 122 from 1-1:30 p.m. Priority will be given to the first 10 registrants.
- Wednesday 3/20 - Can AI write a legally sound law?
AI is everywhere it seems. Would you trust AI to write laws? Students will test just how intelligent AI is on Wednesday in a competition to convince a machine to write a law that is technically sound. The event is in Law Building 60 from 5:30-7 p.m. Lawyers and legislators beware.
- Thursday 3/21 - Create night
Get creative! Join CAB in a hands-on crafts fest on Thursday! CAB will provide paint, canvas, knitting tools, snacks, music, and temporary tattoos! All you need to bring is yourself and your friends. It's in the SC Atrium from 6-8 p.m.
- Friday 3/22- Spoken Word open mic
In honor of World Poetry Day, the CSU Veteran and Military Student Success Center on 2254 Euclid Avenue is hosting an open mic on Friday, from 4-6 p.m.
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