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The Club A school year begins

The Club A school year begins

Claudiu Mirica · 7 septembrie 2000 · 2 min de citit

After a well-deserved holiday, all those who are preparing for the new school year and those who are still in contact with the student within will surely enjoy the parties at Club A.

As expected, the opening of the school year is a pretext for a party that will take place this evening at 22.00. Organisers promise that this time the meeting place of life loving people will not disappoint the guests.

The club is venerable – it turned 31 this year. Since autumn is a new beginning, tonight’s party will be a “head counting” for those who frequent the club.

The “family members” are invited to a party that will surely be remembered as the “hydrating party” because, after a hot summer, beer is the right medicine. The remedy offered by the organisers will cure the dehydration that ails consumers.

It will also heal the autumn blues and the occasional untreated sunburns. The most interesting contest of the night will be “Who can drink the most beer in five minutes,” a contest that all guests will take part to, whether they want to or not.

Club A appeared in 1967, upon the initiative of a group of architect enthusiasts led by Emil Barbu Popescu, now a Rector at “Ion Mincu” Urbanism and Architecture University of Bucharest. It all began with the building of a non-conventional space that proved a real “resistance cell” for anarchic culture and art.

The club was actively involved in the students’ movement and became a real cultural concept addressing not only students but also all those who adhered to the “Club A Cultural Movement.”

The club has missed no opportunity for celebrating even the smallest event. Aside from their parties on Valentine’s Day, New Year’s Day, Xmas and others, the organised “Labourers’ Ball” on the 1st of May, the “Anti-flu Party,” the “Winter Party,” “Cocktail Party,” “Chinese Party,” “Woman’s Day Party” and this summer “40 Degrees Party.”

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