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BY JEFF DETTERS
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KANSAN CORRESPONDENT
More KU students are spending their Friday and Saturday nights between the hours of 10 p.m. and 1 a.m. at the Jaybowl for SUA-sponsored cosmic bowling. To heighten the bowling experience, the staff uses black lights and disco balls.
DeMarco Smith, New Orleans sophomore, bowls during his HSES 108 Basic Skill Instruction in Bowling class. The class is taught by Kelly Sanders, Omaha, Neb., senior, on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Becca Market, Savannah, Ga., senior, has worked at the Jaybowl for two years and has seen bowling steadily increase in popularity in that time. Cosmic bowling, which began last semester, has taken the Jaybowl by storm.
When Alex Donoso, Somerville, N.J., sophomore, transferred to the University this semester, he didn't know anyone. Bowling became a way for him to make friends. He is now a regular at the Jaybowl and is usually there on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.
"It started out pretty popular, but they were mainly the same people," Market said. "Now there are different groups."
Donoso has made many friends while working there, including others on the staff. In fact, Donoso has enjoyed bowling so much he plans to try out for the bowling team in August. But until then, Donoso will continue to enjoy the cosmic experience at the Jaybowl. He said he encouraged everyone to give it a try.
The Jaybowl has 12 lanes, each with the potential to hold eight bowlers. Market said the alley served about 100 customers each night. One reason for the popularity, Market said, was the free admission. And because the Jaybowl is a non-drinking facility, it offers a fun alternative to younger students.
"It's like a small party" Donosco said. "Everyone has a good time."
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