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First Annual Goth Night
@ Georgia Tech
2003
Is your soul steeped in despair?  Do you see the world for the misshapen abortion it really is?  Do you like to dress in black clothing?  If you answered these questions then you are invited to join other dark souls in reciting your own goth poetry at various EVIL places around campus.



Come out and celebrate the
dark recesses of the human psyche with us - everyone is invited.  There are only two (2) requirements:
[1] Dress in all
black/dark clothes (evil denim is also acceptable), and
[2] Bring your own crappy (or good, as it may be)
gothic poetry to share with everyone.



Please write your own if you can... just keep it
morbid, folks.  If you are too stupid to write your own, or if you want to bring additional material to read, there are several good sources of gothic poetry to be found on the "Internet" using the bastard child of Satan himself: GOOGLE.



This event will also include Goth
music (hopefully), Goth stories (maybe), and MOST IMPORTANTLY Goth attitude.  The evening will take place outside (dress appropriately for the weather) and we will be moving to various scary locations on Georgia Tech's campus to spew Gothic diatribe in multiple settings. 

Saturday, November 1st, 2003
9pm Radio Tower behind ULC
ALL SAINTS DAY

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Thank you to all those who attended!
THE FIRST EVER GT GOTH NIGHT WAS A ROUSING SUCCESS!

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For More Info Email: gtgothnight@yahoo.com
SCARY DEMON!
What People Are Saying About Goth Night:

"I think you will be murdered and your parents will be confused until there (sic) dying days."
-Jon Thomson, 10/30/2003


"You could definitely call it the macabre combination of Are You Afraid of the Dark  and The Dead Poet Society."
-Someone Else, 10/30/2003
View The Artists' Poetry:

Anguish McBlackDespair

Black Whisp

Gothis Amor

Lord Euric

Lucius Ravenclaw

P. Gothy

Poeboy

Rust Maximus