It happens in our minds. We make our own magic in life. Reviews of his standup act describe his routine. They are not subtle. They evoke resistance and hostility and cause people to put up barriers against additional information.
Magic dissolves resistance.
And while their attention is absorbed by the fun and mystery of magic, the substance abuse awareness messages and themes slide into their thinking much more easily. The father of four children, Fabjance spent 17 years in the classroom as a college and high school teacher. He also takes his current work personally, having lost a close family member to an alcohol problem. His appearances on campus are sponsored by the BSU Consortium on Alcohol and Other Drugs with support from the Student Health Service, BSU Pier 9, the Office of Student Affairs, the Hobson Union Programming Board, BSU Campus Recreation, BSU Athletics, and the Office of Residential Life.