J. Alvin Christmas Party

It's that time of year. It's that time of year when you finish all your last minute projects, cram for finals, and attend a different Christmas celebration each night. Last night, I put off my studies to enjoy some festivities with the residents of the one and only, J. Alvin. Here's some highlights from my night.

It wouldn't be a J. Alvin Christmas Party if there wasn't a ginormous tree in the middle of the atrium. The all boys dorm did not disappoint with the massive tree held up by strands of Christmas lights.

My partners in crime for the night got taken in early. They were forced to get mug shots before spending Christmas in the pen.

Celebrating Christmas in Narnia proved to be a good time. After following Mr. Beaver down through the woods to meet Aslan, the wicked White Witch gave us some peppermint candies.

The group took a break from visiting suits to decorating some scrumptious cookies. Our beautiful decorations did not last long before the ended up in our tummies.

The two bouncers outside Klub K-Pop were friendly enough when they asked us to wait for our VIP suite. Once in, we were escorted to a back room and flash mobbed to the popular hit "Gangnam Style."

No other suite was partying as hard as Jersey Shore Christmas, though. Dressed in tanks and swim shorts the guys were rocking out in the hot tub as well as pumping iron nearby.

When we entered this eerily absent suite, we decided to take a break and watch some Kungfu Panda. Little did we realize that Kungfu Panda was stealthily watching us nearby.

Perhaps my favorite suite of the night had us hunting for Teddy Bears for Santa to stuff for all the girls and boys. Each of our crew was manned with a nerf gun and told to fend for ourselves.

The most dangerous suite of the night goes to the group preparing for a Zombie Apocalypse. Manned with firearms, simulators and even a treatment center, the men were prepared for the Mayan end of the world. 

All in all, it was a good night. Though most suites had poor lighting, I was able to get some good shots and use the lighting to my advantage. I stuck to mostly still shots, but couldn't resist a couple action ones (someone had to record the teddy bear hunt). Though I would not consider the photos professional quality, my iPhone pictures are not too bad.