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CPIT Lights The FUSE For O-Week


20 February 2012

Dub band Knights of the Dub Table and comedian Steve Wrigley from TV3’s Seven Days are heading to CPIT to welcome students to the institute’s biggest orientation yet.

The programme for the week-long event, titled FUSE, kicks off on 24 February and brings some major New Zealand acts to CPIT’s Madras Street campus.

New students were looking forward to extending their social networks at orientation. “It will be a good chance to meet new people,” Margot Fuller, a first year nursing student from Christchurch, said. “Especially in a music concert environment where it is easy to socialise with people,” she said.

The six evening gigs in the CPSA building kicks off with Indie Opening featuring T54, Ghostwave (from Auckland) and The Transistors on 24 February and concludes with The Guest, Von Voin Strum and The Popstrangers at the Rock-Wrap on 2 March. Tickets for evening gigs are $10 for students ($25 for the public) and the first fifty people through the door receive a complimentary drink.

Sumo wrestling and a tug of war are two of many lunchtime activities running throughout the week, along with free BBQs and concerts.

CPIT’s Sullivan Avenue campus trades students had a great time celebrating orientation earlier this month.

For a full programme and tickets visit www.ignition.ac.nz/fuse2012.

Back ground information:

Evening gigs programme: (full programme at www.ignition.ac.nz/fuse2012)

Indie Opening Friday February 24, 8pm Featuring: T54, Ghostwave (Auckland), The Transistors

Dub Knight Saturday February 25, 10pm Featuring: Tui Sound-system, Knights Of The DUB Table, dDub

Funktastic Tuesday February 28, 8pm Featuring: Locean, Oval Office

Comedy Night Wednesday February 29, 8pm Featuring: Steve Wrigley (from '7 Days') with Justine Smith

New Music Collective Thursday March 1, 8pm Featuring: New Music Collective and DJ Mike Tee from 10.30pm

Rock Wrap-Up Friday March 2. 8pm The Guest, Von Voin Strum, The Popstrangers

Tickets to all events are $10 for students, and $25 for general public. Tickets available at www.ignition.ac.nz/fuse2012

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