Throw A Great Party

What are the two most common things that you do in college?
Study all week and have a good time during the weekend. This is an elementary guide to throwing a great party, basically the do's and don'ts with all of the fundamental elements you will need.

The first thing you will need is a contact list of all your friends, acquaintances, classmates, people you may have actually made eye contact with at some point during your college career, and everyone they all know.

The next step is to put the word out with these people, I have found that Tuesday is the best day for this because everyone has recovered from the previous weekend and is ready for this week to be over with. Tell everyone you would want to attend and let them know to tell their friends. This will get you close to the amount you want to attend.

The next step is to decide what type of beverages you would like to serve at this event. Not all parties require alcohol so figure out what kind of party you're thowin.

The final step is to prep your dwelling. This is one of the most crucial phases of planning.

• A stereo is needed, preferably loud.
• You will also need music to accompany the stereo, I have found that burned mixes are generally the best so that you do not have change the music often.
• The next thing you need to do is decide which furniture is disposable and which is valuable. Arrange the disposable furniture around the rooms which will be occupied while you should put the valuable furniture in a safe place.
• Finally make sure there is nothing left out which you would like to use during your life because it will not be there in the morning.
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