Laser Tag Event Fills A Room With Energetic Fun

The Laser Tag event happened at Pierce College, Thursday, February 25, with several students showing up to play. Cover and barriers were set up, with florescent blue lighting in the linked Performance and Fireside Lounge rooms, with dubstep music in the background.
The students were at first given the chance for a free-for-all match, where it’s an “every man for himself” kind of play style.
As the group got larger, with friends and strangers joining in to play together, the students began the team deathmatch rounds, where they were split into red team and yellow team for a
“last team standing” goal in mind. The team matches range from random yellow team versus red team, boys versus girls, and friends versus friends.
John Euler, the student event coordinator, hopes to see this become an annual event for Pierce, “I’m hoping for this to be a stress relief for students, especially after midterms and nearing the end of the quarter.”
Euler and the school coordinated this event with the “Games2U” mobile entertainment company.
More and more students joined as the event went on, soon having close to 14 students at one point. “This was kick ass,” remarked Ben Capuli, a student participating in the laser tag event, “It’s a great stress reliever, especially now.”
The students Amy Rood, agreed they were thoroughly enjoying the event, but wished there would be more space next time. Many students hope the arena will be larger and more complex next year.
The rounds were quick, but many. As they played, the students roared and with laughter and joy, running and sneaking as they played.
“Students seem to have enjoy it. We did our best, and it seemed it’s all working out,” said Euler.

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