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It's our fortieth birthday; let's celebrate!!! Football, floats, cheering crowds, smiling faces are all part of USD's Jwmecominggala day.
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The events pulled USD spirit
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almost a/1 students. There was a
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for everyone
to
be
involved.
The sophomore lip-sync contest
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off the week. The group that
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over the crowd was the "Vander
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Family" perfonr,ing "Do-Re–
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The dating game was a success–
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event. The crowd
was
very enthu–
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The couples from the game
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dinner at Tio
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TGIF, or
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Red Onion on their dates. The
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night Minstral drew
a
crowd of
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200.
Besides evening
t,;mr, the days of the homecoming
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were fiJJed with the ICC fair.
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fi"eki
and other organizations had
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in front of the
UC.
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from snow cones to a
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Friday approximatel,y
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students
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off the weekend at a TGIF in
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Park. At the same time about
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alumni from varW1Js graduating
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attended catered parties
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campus.
Saturday was
jam
packed. About
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alumni attended
a
pre-game alum–
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tailgate party. The game was
a
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al
crowd of
4000,
with standing
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The Toreros fought for a
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over Menlo College. Half-tlme
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floats ofall shapes and sizes
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a
cake, a
hat,
a birthday
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a brick wall, and
a
death
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Gamma Phi Beta's birthday
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to USD won the contest.
The Homecoming court was
pre–
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at half-time. Erika Dohrman
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Gamma Phi Beta was the Fresh-
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Attendant, Grace Heckendorf
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Alpha Phi was Ure Sophomore
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Bower
from Gamma
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Beta was the Junior Attendant,
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the senior candidates foe queen