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“The sold-out event—limited to 150 pairs of wireless headphones—ran for two hours and featured tracks by artists like DJ Sprinkles, Mark Fell, and Raw Silk.”
By Grace Hauck
May 12, 2016

On Friday, April 29, Mansueto turned nightclub. After winning $1,600 to embark on one of this year’s 14 selected Uncommon Fund projects, fourth-years Ellen Rodnianski and Dani Wieder organized a silent disco, DJed by fourth-year Jonah Rabb. The sold-out event—limited to 150 pairs of wireless headphones—ran for two hours and featured tracks by artists like DJ Sprinkles, Mark Fell, and Raw Silk.

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Fourth-year and event organizer Ellen Rodnianski hands out headphones.
Fourth-year and event organizer Ellen Rodnianski hands out headphones. (Grace Hauck )
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