- DescriptionRemember sneaking in a few rounds of Run or Fireboy and Watergirl between class assignments? Relive the glory days at Cool Math Games Night, a throwback evening inspired by the legendary website that made high school bearable. Join us for food, snacks, prizes, and maybe even a little friendly competition. Whether you're a Papa’s Pizzeria pro or just here for the vibes, come hang out, play some games, and celebrate the simple joy of Friday night nostalgia.
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