Of interest to OSU alumni and friends
Arizona tailgater location and format change
The OSUAA tailgater before the Beavers take on Arizona Saturday has a new location and the format will be different than our other tailgaters. The event will now be held on the UA campus mall. For this tailgater only, admission is free for everyone, and soft drinks will be available to purchase on site. For food and other beverages you must purchase a meal package. There will be NO a la carte sales, including alcoholic beverages.
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Make plans for Homecoming 2006, Oct. 30 through Nov. 5
Events include parade with Pat Casey and his national champ baseball team as marshals
A game-day parade and a week of events highlighted by the Nov. 4 football game against Arizona State are part of Homecoming 2006. Kickoff time for the game has yet to be determined because of television considerations, and the timing of many other events will depend on the kickoff time. Also scheduled for Homecoming 2006 are reunions for the OSU classes of 1966 and 1961. Several of the university's colleges and programs also have reunions or other special activities planned, including a 5-kilometer walk and run hosted by the College of Health and Human Sciences.
Other major events scheduled for 2006 include volleyball and soccer matches, a bonfire and Classes Without Quizzes. The schedule is online at: alumni.oregonstate.edu/homecoming. The OSUAA Homecoming Tailgater before the ASU game is sponsored by West Coast Bank.
More Northwest OSUAA events scheduled during fall:
All alumni and friends welcome
It's a busy season for the association in the Seattle and Portland areas:
Nov. 9 - Red Hook Event (Seattle-area)
Nov. 20 - Social before Blazers game (Portland)
Nov. 22 - Thanksgiving volunteer event (Portland)
Nov. 24 - Civil War Game Watch (Portland)
For a listing of all our upcoming events you can take a look at the main OSUAA calendar.
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