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Roast of George

November 17, 2008

The Student Events Board hosted "The Roast of George Washington" in the stadium skybox as the opening event to Comedy Week.

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Joe Rittenhouse '12 as the guest of honor, George Washington.
Joe Rittenhouse '12 as the guest of honor, George Washington.
College President Baird Tipson takes a seat with George and Martha.
College President Baird Tipson takes a seat with George and Martha.
Chris Todd '09, Student Events Board Director of Traditions, welcomes everybody to the first event of Comedy Week.
Chris Todd '09, Student Events Board Director of Traditions, welcomes everybody to the first event of Comedy Week.
Guests in the skybox
Guests were invited to a buffet provided by the WC Catering Staff.
Guests were invited to a buffet provided by the WC Catering Staff.
Enjoying their meal before the roast: Sonya Alexander '09, Grace Harter '10, Jacki Bower '10, Donna Weaver '11, and Ryan Henson '11.
Enjoying their meal before the roast: Sonya Alexander '09, Grace Harter '10, Jacki Bower '10, Donna Weaver '11, and Ryan Henson '11.
Students line up for coffee and pie.
Students line up for coffee and pie.
President Tipson is George's first roaster.
President Tipson is George's first roaster.
SGA President Spencer Dove '09 points out that, with modern conversions, Washington's gift of 50 guineas could, today, help the college invest in a ram.
SGA President Spencer Dove '09 points out that, with modern conversions, Washington's gift of 50 guineas could, today, help the college invest in a ram.
Sarah Feyerherm, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs, takes a jab at George by pointing out, "It took you 225 years to get here so we appreciate your swiftness."
Sarah Feyerherm, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs, takes a jab at George by pointing out, "It took you 225 years to get here so we appreciate your swiftness."
Sarah Triance Ofosu '10 as George's step-daughter reading from her diary.
Sarah Triance Ofosu '10 as George's step-daughter reading from her diary.
Sarah Triance Ofosu '10
Chris Todd finishes his roast by telling George, "I think you would fit right in with our hip hop culture."
Chris Todd finishes his roast by telling George, "I think you would fit right in with our hip hop culture."
Chris Todd
Martha Washington takes the stage with jokes such as, "What kind of tea did the American colonies thirst for? Liber-tea."
Martha Washington takes the stage with jokes such as, "What kind of tea did the American colonies thirst for? Liber-tea."
Martha Washington
George stabs back at his roasters.
George stabs back at his roasters.
George stabs back at his roasters.

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