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Joe Squared’s Mustache and Miniskirt Party

17 March 2010

★ Brooke Hall & Justin Allen

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The Mustache and Miniskirt Party is yet another reason to love Joe Squared. Each year the party goers sport their most fashionable mustaches and take to the dance floor for what is shaping up to be one of the year’s best dance parties. Also part of the tradition is a performance by hip hop innovators Clair Hux. Photo by Scott Mason.

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Okan Arabacioglu, Gavin Heck, Kerra Holtgren and Andy Rubin, owner of Cyclops bookstore. Okan plays a big role in what makes the Mustache Party such a special event. Is it the way that he expertly hosts the drunken spelling bee? Is it his fabulous mustache that started this fast growing trend? We’re not sure but we’re keeping an eye on Okan. We expect more great things. Photo by Scott Mason.

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Kyle Holtgren is shown here embodying two very necessary components for a successful Mustache and Miniskirt Part. The mustache and the DJ. Apparently the miniskirt is not essential. Photo by Scott Mason.

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