KUOI News

Every one likes a good party, but Corey Worthington Delaney of Melbourne Australia takes his parties a little bit past good.

In January of 2008 17 year old Delaney threw a party in his parents home while they were off on vacation. The party attracted 500 teenagers, the entire Melbourne police force, and a hefty $20,000 fine for the destruction of property that took place as the partygoers lost their inhibition.

“I don’t know, It was just a get together with a couple mates at first, we decided to have a bit of a party and it sort of just got out of hand.”

To make matters worse Delaney never told his parents, instead he ran away and let his mother and father find out through the press.

“Don’t know where he is, Obviously we are keen to get him back home, we need to work through this thing with the police. You know, sort this thing out.”

“I haven’t really talked to them because every time they call I don’t answer because yeah, they’ll probably try to kill me.”

Since then the unsympathetic partier has taken a world partying tour, enjoyed emense amounts of fame and publicity and guest starred on several television shows. He’ll leave us today with some advice for any teens wishing to follow in his steps:

“Get me to do it for you. Best party ever, so far, well that’s what everyone’s been saying.”

For KUOI News This is Mike Siemens
Corey Worthington Delaney and the Partying Teens

KUOI News: Mom’s Weekend

This weekend is the time when moms from all around travel to visit their sons and daughters.

Even though their children usually know how to entertain their mom’s, the university of Idaho still has many events that moms would be interested in.

Friday mom s have the opportunity to enjoy a wine and cheese tasting. A fundraiser hosted by the CALS ambassadors and the UI dairy club.

This event gives moms and their children a chance to taste wine from around the world, Idaho cheese, and even some vandal brand sausage.

And through out the evening there will also be a silent auction taking place.

And Saturday UI moms get the chance to view the famous Phi Delta Turtle Derby. Hosted right on greek row by Phi Delta Theta, sororities on campus are given a turtle to race against each other.

For KUOI News, I’m Nichole Corn

Interview with Uof I student Ian Corrigan on his time spent in the Singapore music scene. Script to come.KUOI News April 15,2009

Ian Corrigan far Right