Magic School BHS Snow Winter Celebration Dear Students and Staff, We are excited to announce the upcoming Winter Celebration at Magic School BHS Snow! As the winter season approaches, we believe it is important to come together as a community and embrace the magic that this season brings. The Winter Celebration will take place on December 20th, in the grand hall of our school. We invite all students and staff to participate in this enchanting event. The hall will be beautifully decorated with twinkling lights, sparkling snowflakes, and festive decorations, creating a magical atmosphere for everyone to enjoy. During the Winter Celebration, we have planned a variety of fun activities and entertainment for everyone to take part in. There will be a snowball throwing contest in the courtyard, where students can showcase their magical abilities and accuracy.
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Mascot Buzz Hanging Chair Swing
There will be a snowball throwing contest in the courtyard, where students can showcase their magical abilities and accuracy. Additionally, we will have a snowman building competition, where students can come together in teams to create the most imaginative and magical snowman. For those who love music and dancing, we have organized a Winter Ball in the evening.
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Mascot Buzz Hanging Chair Swing
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*NOTE: This item ships from a third party and could take 1-4 weeks to ship from the vendor. Your credit card will be charged the full amount at the time of purchase. This item is not eligible for expedited or international shipping, and may be subject to an additional shipping fee. Product is not eligible for discount. This officially licensed Georgia Tech hammock hanging chair swing has all the comfort of a traditional hammock with the function and style of a chair. Hanging a swing chair swing is super easy to hang and it even fits in small spaces. It is made from 100% woven cotton canvas and reinforced edges make the material extremely tear-resistant. It has a soft texture and a roomy seating area that supports up to 250 lbs. It includes two removable matching 22" X 22" pillow covers that complete the look. The cool Georgia Tech Buzz mascot design is fun and vibrant. These colorful Georgia Tech pillows add an extra layer of comfort and will turn it into your favorite lounging spot. This hanging chair swing hangs from a single hook for support, making it super easy to install. The hammock wood spreader distributes the weight evenly and provides great back support and comfort. Hang it from the ceiling, post, tree, or hammock chair stand. Sit back and relax the gentle sway of this hanging swing chair.
- Officially Licensed
- Brand: Campus Hammocks
- Color: Navy and Gold
- 100% Woven Cotton Canvas Body
- 275 lb weight capacity
- Spreader bar included
- Two 22"x22" Pillow cover included (not pillow insert)
- 35 inch wood spreader bar
- 40x50 in body
A look inside the mind of Buzz
Buzz tries to read the Technique in the Student Publications office. Buzz, Tech’s beloved mascot, is often seen around campus spreading school spirit and interacting with the student body. // Photo by Josh Kim Student Publications
Earlier this semester, members of the Technique staff sat down for an exclusive in-person interview with the Institute’s beloved mascot and manager of mischief, Buzz.
To see a video of the interview, visit the Technique’s website, nique.net.
This is the second portion of that interview, with more in-depth questions about our favorite Jacket, answered by Buzz himself.
Buzz is the playful cornerstone of Tech’s campus, and can be seen at most Tech sporting events or prancing around campus doing his famous walk.
If Buzz is nearby, everybody knows.
The identity of those inside the costume is kept secret until those who play the character graduate.
The first ever Buzz was debuted by Judy McNair in 1972, who would don the character at football games in a homemade costume.
In 1980, Buzz officially became part of the cheerleading squad at Tech, and ever since has been a pure delight for those on campus.
The interview was the most talkative the Tech student body has ever seen Buzz.
Given that he is an insect, the Technique was very impressed by Buzz’s willingness to discuss a variety of pressing issues about Tech’s campus.
Before the in-person interview began, Buzz said the few minutes of preparation were already the longest he had ever sat down in a single place.
Buzz’s responses give students insight into the mind of a mascot.
Technique: Buzz, the floor is yours.
Imagine someone did not know who you were (impossible, we know), how would you explain who you are?
Buzz: I’m the brand ambassador of awesomeness. The embodiment of school spirit. I am legend.
Technique: It is no secret you sometimes get up to some mischief. Any comment?
Buzz: No comment without my attorney present.
Technique: Do you have an alter ego? Is it George P. Burdell?
Buzz: No, but no one has seen us in the same room together.
Technique: What does it take to be Buzz?
Buzz: Strong wings, killer thighs and a winning personality.
Technique: How much time do you spend improving your physique?
Buzz: Every waking moment … and Yellow Jackets don’t sleep.
Technique: What is your major?
Buzz: Underwater Basket Weaving.
Technique: Do you read the Technique? What is your favorite section?
Buzz: Yes, sports.
Technique: Was it you who stole the T in 1969?
Buzz: No comment.
Technique: Can you fly?
Technique: What happens if someone calls you a “bee”?
Buzz: Natural selection.
Technique: If you and Hairy Dawg wrestled, what would you do to win?
Buzz: There are a lot of ways to use a stinger.
Technique: Are y’all friends?
Technique: Did you ever get a concussion when you ran into the goal post at football games?
Buzz: Only if you do it right.
Technique: Can you do the splits?
Buzz: Depends on the day.
Technique: Have you gone down the water slide in the CRC?
Buzz: I am not allowed in there anymore.
Technique: How heavy are the flags you wave at games?
Buzz: Somewhere between four … 500 lbs. Really engages the glutes.
Technique: Should we have a Buzz signal on the top of Tech Tower for whenever enemy mascots are sighted?
Buzz: As long as it’s not on Fridays; I’m off on Fridays.
Technique: What do you think of the oncoming powerhouse that is Blooper in the sports mascot power rankings?
Buzz: I love the Braves, but I cannot condone Blooper’s actions in Athens.
Technique: Which celebrity do you most want to meet?
Technique: Who should play you in the biopic about Buzz?
Buzz: Barry Bee Benson
Technique: In order to maintain air-speed velocity, a swallow needs to beat its wings forty-three times every second. Is
that true?
Buzz: According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway, because bees don’t care what humans think is impossible.
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The ballroom will be transformed into a winter wonderland, complete with an ice sculpture and a floating dance floor. Everyone is encouraged to dress in their finest winter attire and dance the night away to the spellbinding tunes played by our talented magical musicians. As part of the Winter Celebration, we will also be hosting a winter carnival, filled with various stalls offering magical treats and delicious hot beverages. Students can indulge in warm butterbeer, enchanted candy apples, and other seasonal delights. The carnival will be a great opportunity to socialize and enjoy the company of fellow students and staff. We encourage everyone to get involved and make the most of this magical winter season at Magic School BHS Snow. It's a time to celebrate, create lasting memories, and experience the true wonder of magic and friendship. Warmest regards, Magic School BHS Snow Administration.
Reviews for "Unleash your true magical potential at BHS Snow's renowned magic academy"
1. John - 2 stars - I was really excited to read "Magic School BHS Snow" based on the description and the cover art, but I found myself disappointed. The writing was quite weak, with shallow characters and a predictable plot. The magic elements felt forced and inconsistent, making it hard for me to connect with the story. Overall, I felt like the book lacked depth and originality.
2. Emily - 1 star - I didn't enjoy "Magic School BHS Snow" at all. The writing style was choppy and the dialogue felt awkward and unnatural. The world-building was underdeveloped, leaving me confused about the rules and mechanics of the magic in the story. The characters were one-dimensional and unrelatable, making it difficult for me to care about their fates. I was left feeling unsatisfied and uninterested in continuing the series.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - "Magic School BHS Snow" had a lot of potential, but it fell short for me. The pacing was uneven, with long stretches of nothing happening followed by rushed action scenes. The plot seemed disjointed and lacking in coherence. The main character was annoyingly naive and made questionable decisions that were hard to believe. Overall, I found the book to be mediocre and struggled to stay engaged with the story.
4. David - 3 stars - While "Magic School BHS Snow" had its flaws, it was still a decent read. The writing was average, although it could have been more polished. The world-building was interesting, but there were moments when it felt inconsistent and illogical. The characters had potential, but they lacked depth and their interactions sometimes felt forced. Overall, it was an okay book, but it didn't stand out in the genre for me.
5. Rachel - 2 stars - I was really disappointed by "Magic School BHS Snow". The premise sounded intriguing, but the execution fell flat. The writing was uninspiring, and I found myself struggling to maintain interest. The characters were forgettable, and the dialogue often felt forced. The plot lacked originality and the resolution was underwhelming. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating magical fantasy read.