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CAA Cooks Up Week Chock Full of Festivities
■ A parade, a step show, a
rap concert and a pep rally
are just some of the events
planned for Rampage ’95.
BYKERRINLAZ
STAFF WRITER
Although there aren’t any events sched
uled for today, a week of exciting events is
planned for Rampage ‘95.
Sponsored by the Carolina Athletic
Association, Homecoming week will com
bine longstanding traditions with some new
events created by the Homecoming com
mittee.
Because the Pit was previously reserved
for today, the CAA could not hold an
event.
However, all UNC students are encour
aged to show their pride by wearing Caro
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The Marching Tar Heels will participate in the Homecoming Parade, which this
year culminates at Kenan Stadium instead of on Franklin Street.
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Titsday
At noon in the Pit, the Homecoming
queen finalists will introduce themselves
to the public.
“By (the candidates) briefly telling the
public a little bit about themselves, stu
dents will hopefully be able to main- a
decision of who they think is most quali
fied,” said Nikki Allen, Homecoming com
mittee chairwoman.
The six members of the Homecoming
Court were selected by the CAA from a
pool of 13 hopefuls. The winners will be
crowned during the halftime parade at
Saturday’s football gamp
Those interested in tasting cuisines from
several different countries and watching
cultural performances should attend the
Multicultural Festival at 5 p.m. in
Catmichael Ballroom. The festival, a spin
off of last year’s Cross Cultural Night, has
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been slightly changed to include more cul
tures.
“We felt it would be best to change the
event by making it more cultural,” Allen
said. “In addition to performances, we will
be serving free food from different coun
tries.”
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American food are some of the many cul
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tural cuisines that will be served. Sangam
and the BSM Gospel Choir are some of the
cultural organizations scheduled to per
form. Unlike last year, the Multicultural
Festival will be free of charge.
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From 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., students
can vote for Homecoming queen in the Pit.
Monday, October 16,1995
Another new event, the Tar Heel Talent
Show, has been created in hopes of gaining
more student involvement, hi the Student
Union’s Great Hall at 8 p.m., students will
have the opportunity to show their talents,
whether it be singing a song, playing an
instrument or performing a skit. Tickets
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