Campus Activities Board has Stocking Bingo planned for noon today in the Lions' Den in the Billingsly Student Center.
"Chances of winning are decently good. We try to gives as many prizes as we can," said Malorie Cashel, director of student activities.
Stocking Bingo is played like regular bingo, except with a holiday theme. Participants who win will receive prizes. Cashel said many of the prizes are going to be stocking stuffers to match the holiday theme.
Along with providing prizes for the bingo winners, CAB will also announce the winner of the gingerbread house contest. The contest was open to all campus organizations willing to participate.
The Lions' Den as the location is beneficial to the event turnout. If Stocking Bingo is like the other CAB bingo events, Cashel expects a nice crowd.
"They are pretty well attended events, especially because they are held in the Lions' Den at lunch," said Cashel.
Stocking Bingo is not the last event for the semester sponsored by CAB. There will also be a Late Night Breakfast at 9 p.m. on Dec. 12 in the Mayes Dining Hall.
The Late Night Breakfast is a chance for students to be served breakfast by President Bruce Speck and the President's Council.
"It's a getting-you-ready-for-finals event and a having-the-president-serve-you event," Cashel said.
Late Night Breakfast is free for students with their University ID. There is a $3 charge for guests.
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