After buying a new suit to meet the Queen (in which he later got flanned) President Sen Ganesh was unable to afford to buy himself at the City and Guilds RAG Slave Auction, as he has done in previous years. Instead a group from a certain notorious society managed to out bid Mr Ganesh.
After several years of trying to find a Sabb in this position, it was decided that Mr Ganesh should help take down and remove back to the union the various “technical infrastructure” which is installed into the Great Hall for such an event. It was thought he would welcome this opportunity having been involved in many other aspects of the event in past years.
Following the event, which saw acts from many of the Overseas Societies and this year no fire alarm (just fire jugglers instead), a happy audience and cast departed for the after show party in the MDH, whilst the technical team played (some unusually quiet for them) music, and then proceeded to clear away, assured that Mr Ganesh would soon join them.
Mr Ganesh was notable by his absence during the rest of the “night”, Live! hears that he unfortunately met some friends, “and was somewhat intoxicated”. The purchasing syndicate must now decide what to do with their “slave” with very few opportunities for useful employment between now, and the end of his office.
Live! looks forward to hearing that RAG receives its cash.
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