50 PLAY ‘CARNAGE’
Only students of the University of Canterbury were taking part in the game of “Carnage,” said the organiser, a student, last evening. “Those taking part are thoroughly enjoying it, and taking the game in the good spirit in which it is intended,” he said. The organiser, questioned, said that about 50 were taking part Those taking part had not, and did not seek publicity. The first round of the game or “new social activity”, began on Tuesday and concluded last nieht. “Hunters” locate and “kill” “victims”, being awarded noints for “technique” In the next round, i it is pronosed that the “hunti ers” will be “victims” and I the “victims”, “hunters.”
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31088, 17 June 1966, Page 10
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