Homecoming comedy show not so funny after all?

Assistant News Director Taylor Cairns attended the Homecoming Comedy Show hosted by the Student Entertainment Events. He said there was little comedy from Craig Robsinson and a lot of confusion from students.

Email us at wmucnews@gmail.com with your thoughts about the comedy, or lack there of.

Tune in later for Taylor's play-by-play of the show and students' reactions!

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