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More often than not this event is called "Feast of the Immaculate Confection" and features and dessert potluck with a competition for the "Most Immaculate Confection". | More often than not this event is called "Feast of the Immaculate Confection" and features and dessert potluck with a competition for the "Most Immaculate Confection". | ||
Originally the Guy Fawkes revel celebrated in early November in conjunction with a University session. Now Seagirt's celebration of Christmas and the final trials for Baron's Scholars. Historical activities included the kissing bush, gift exchange and dessert potluck (Feast of the Immaculate Confection). Traditionally held second week of December after | Originally the Guy Fawkes revel celebrated in early November in conjunction with a University session. Now Seagirt's celebration of Christmas and the final trials for Baron's Scholars. Historical activities included the kissing bush, gift exchange and dessert potluck (Feast of the Immaculate Confection). Traditionally held second week of December after [[Lions Gate]] Baroness' Tournament. | ||
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More often than not this event is called "Feast of the Immaculate Confection" and features and dessert potluck with a competition for the "Most Immaculate Confection".
Originally the Guy Fawkes revel celebrated in early November in conjunction with a University session. Now Seagirt's celebration of Christmas and the final trials for Baron's Scholars. Historical activities included the kissing bush, gift exchange and dessert potluck (Feast of the Immaculate Confection). Traditionally held second week of December after Lions Gate Baroness' Tournament.