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| − | The Driscoll Deviations were a series of pranks performed, unsurprisingly enough, by the Driscoll Deviants, a group of students who felt that dinnertime at Williams needed the occasional bit of lightening up. Most of the Deviations took place between 2002 and 2004 | + | The [[Driscoll]] Deviations were a series of [[pranks]] performed, unsurprisingly enough, by the Driscoll [[Deviants]], a group of students who felt that dinnertime at Williams needed the occasional bit of lightening up. Most of the Deviations took place between 2002 and 2004. |
| − | + | Notable Deviations included: | |
| + | *'''Formal Dinner Night''', in which students arrived in full evening attire and were served by volunteer waitstaff. | ||
| + | *'''Pajama Night''', in which students also arrived in "evening attire." | ||
| + | *'''Wild West Night''', which featured water guns, bandanas, atrocious cowboy accents, a sing-along of the theme from "Rawhide," and a pseudo-genuine stringing-up of outlaws. | ||
| + | *'''Fairy Tale Night''', at which princesses, ogres, fairies, mermaids, and vampires frolicked as children's stories were read. | ||
| + | *'''70's Disco Night''', where half of Driscoll got down to the Village People and KC and the Sunshine Gang. | ||
| + | *'''Iron Chef''', at which two teams of cooks made haste to concoct culinary creations that were sometimes disgusting, sometimes phallic, but always inventive. | ||
| + | *'''Rejected Super Heros Night''', where many lesser known heroes emerged in all their ignominy. | ||
| + | *'''Odd Takes Dodd''', the only Driscoll Deviation to take place in a dining hall other than Driscoll. Some residents of [[Dodd]] swore they'd never forget the moment when an army of pirates, ninjas, and Vikings bearing large [[bopswording|duct-tape swords]] invaded their previously peaceful home. | ||
| + | *'''Gods and Goddesses''', a kind of rite of the spring of 2005 that the heavens surely smiled upon. | ||
| + | *'''Thrift Store''', an event held September 24th 2005 inspired by the recent [[ABC sale]] which took students to the backs of their wardrobes to assemble ensembles tacky enough to fit in. | ||
| − | + | The Deviants still maintain a [[listserver]] (<email>deviants@wso.williams.edu</email>) which is used to organize entertaining and odd activities on campus, and Driscoll Deviations, though less common than in years past, occur one or two times per semester. | |
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| + | == See also: == | ||
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| + | [[Deviants]] | ||
Revision as of 17:36, March 17, 2006
The Driscoll Deviations were a series of pranks performed, unsurprisingly enough, by the Driscoll Deviants, a group of students who felt that dinnertime at Williams needed the occasional bit of lightening up. Most of the Deviations took place between 2002 and 2004.
Notable Deviations included:
- Formal Dinner Night, in which students arrived in full evening attire and were served by volunteer waitstaff.
- Pajama Night, in which students also arrived in "evening attire."
- Wild West Night, which featured water guns, bandanas, atrocious cowboy accents, a sing-along of the theme from "Rawhide," and a pseudo-genuine stringing-up of outlaws.
- Fairy Tale Night, at which princesses, ogres, fairies, mermaids, and vampires frolicked as children's stories were read.
- 70's Disco Night, where half of Driscoll got down to the Village People and KC and the Sunshine Gang.
- Iron Chef, at which two teams of cooks made haste to concoct culinary creations that were sometimes disgusting, sometimes phallic, but always inventive.
- Rejected Super Heros Night, where many lesser known heroes emerged in all their ignominy.
- Odd Takes Dodd, the only Driscoll Deviation to take place in a dining hall other than Driscoll. Some residents of Dodd swore they'd never forget the moment when an army of pirates, ninjas, and Vikings bearing large duct-tape swords invaded their previously peaceful home.
- Gods and Goddesses, a kind of rite of the spring of 2005 that the heavens surely smiled upon.
- Thrift Store, an event held September 24th 2005 inspired by the recent ABC sale which took students to the backs of their wardrobes to assemble ensembles tacky enough to fit in.
The Deviants still maintain a listserver (<email>deviants@wso.williams.edu</email>) which is used to organize entertaining and odd activities on campus, and Driscoll Deviations, though less common than in years past, occur one or two times per semester.
