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ing week as well as an educational one.
This year. Rampage '92 and Parents'
Weekend will be held during the same
weekend. Rampage '92, therefore, pro
vides different forms of entertainment
for students and their parents. Friday
night is considered our biggest event
with a parade, a pep rally to be emceed
by Woody Durham and the Franklin
Street Extravaganza, Carolina's version
of a mini-carnival.
Through the help of various student
organizations and the athletic depart
ment, the CAA is able to bring this fun
packed week to the UNC campus. Ram
page, therefore, is a vehicle through
which all student organizations may
interact in an informal manner. It at
tempts to relate all aspects of the UNC
campus to other students.
Plans for Rampage '92 were started
immediately after Rampage '91 last
November. After choosing a game and
a name for the event, my Homecoming
directors, Caroline Swift, Landa Bumey
and Adam Beck, began working on
planning this year's events. The coordi
nation and involvement that goes on
behind the scenes for the week of Home
coming is amazing. Each morning of
Rampage, balloons are blown- up to
decorate the Pit for that day's activities.
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At lunchtime each day, Carolina Fever
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games and entertainment groups.
This year, some changes were made
to the general structure of Rampage by
the CAA cabinet. First of all, the
women's soccer game on Sunday was
the kickoff for the week. This attempted
to start the week by focusing on one of
our non-revenue teams. We also have
moved the Pit movie, "The Bugs Bunny
and Roadrunner Show," to Sunday night
to expand Cross-Cultural Night
The newest addition to Cross-Cultural
Night is the inclusion of a story
teller. This event still will include pre
sentations of the individual cultures of
the campus.
The Homecoming queen policy also
has been stated clearly. This revision
was made to avoid ill feelings that sur
faced last year about the selection pro
cess. It is designed to keep Rampage in
line with its original intent. All of these
changes were made to improve Ram
page '92 so we could better convey the
true spirit of Homecoming.
Before one has experienced Ram
page, one is tempted to ask: Why would
anyone be willing to get up at 6 a.m.
every day to inflate hundreds of bal
loons that will be discarded at the end of
the day, coordinate games to entertain
students and spend his or her evenings
sponsoring one of a variety of shows?
(It' s a question that I ask myself daily.)
No, honestly, each year Rampage pro
vides a means by which a group of
individuals can help increase the spirit
of the University and local communi
ties. At the end of the week, one is able
to look back on the past year of planning
for this one extremely hectic week and
know that he or she did something posi
tive for Carolina.
I would like to encourage all students
and student organizations to become
involved in this Carolina tradition. There
are many opportunities to expand Ram
page '92, but the effort of the entire
campus is needed to do this. If you have
any questions, please call the CAA of
fice at 962-4300.
Tracy Kirincich is president of the
Carolina Athletic Association.
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