The Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel is beginning a new Thursday evening entertainment promotion and wishes to invite the faculty and staff of Syracuse University to participate. Beginning Thursday April 26, and continuing each Thursday after that, the Sheraton will host a Trivia Night in Sitrus on the Hill. Teams of two or more persons are invited to compete beginning at 7 p.m. each Thursday evening. There is no cost to participate. The winning team each night will receive a $50 gift certificate and the second place team will receive a $25 gift certificate. Winnings can be used immediately in Sitrus. Half priced appetizers and beverage specials will be available during Trivia Nights. Put a team together, enter the competition and test your knowledge of trivia against those from other departments on campus.
Website: www.sheratonsyracuse.com
Contact Person: John Gallagher, Sheraton Food & Beverage Dept
475-3000, ext. 2092
jgallagher@sheratonsyracuse.com
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