The Retriever Weekly

Campus carnival doesn't please everyone

Quadmania is UMBC's biggest yearly event, though for some it is also the year's biggest disappointment.The process of planning Quadmania is labor-intensive, driven by members of the Student Events Board and its subcommittees, and financed out of the SEB and SGA budgets. Although the event pleases some of UMBC's diverse campus, not all are satisfied.This is not a profit-turning venture, said SEB President Sameeha Azeez, and according to figures provided by current SGA Treasurer Yasmin Karimian, this year's event cost nearly $80,000. "We spend a lot of money ... Read More

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