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(Top left) Football players jog onto the field after halftime,
battling rainy weather Saturday night. (Top right) Alyssa
Gray, Guilford employee, adds the finishing touches to the
farrh lunch, which served delicious vegetables from the farm
itself. (Above right) Senior Richard Rogers performs a
piece during the Theatre Showcase; other performances
included monologues, music and films. (Left) The men’s soccer
team scores a goal; they were victorious against Shenandoah
University, winning 7-0. (Far left) Former residents of Mary
Hobbs Hall stand before their old home, for which there are
proposed renovations. (Above left) The crowd cheers at The
Element concert in the Community Center. Besides the regular
music, students danced and recited poems. Homecoming
events ran from Thursday, Sept. 27 through Sunday, Sept. 30.
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