Of interest to OSU alumni and friends
Homecoming continues through Saturday; parade in morning
Parade features Pat Casey and his national champ baseball team
A 9 a.m. Saturday parade from downtown Corvallis through the campus and a 1 p.m. football game against Arizona State highlight a week of events. (Buy two reserved seat game tickets online and get a commemorative championship baseball.) Also scheduled are reunions for the OSU classes of 1966 and 1961. Several of the university's colleges and programs will hold reunions and other special activities are planned, including a 5-kilometer walk and run hosted by the College of Health and Human Sciences. Other major events include volleyball and soccer matches, a bonfire and Classes Without Quizzes. The schedule is online. The OSUAA Homecoming Tailgater before the ASU game is sponsored by West Coast Bank.
More Northwest OSUAA events scheduled this fall
OSU alumni and friends in the Puget Sound area are invited to a special OSUAA alumni networking event next Thursday, Nov. 9 from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Redhook Ale Brewery in Woodinville, near Seattle. The evening will include a tour of the brewery, a presentation of OSU's impact on the micro brewing industry and video highlights of the OSU baseball team at the College World Series. Registration is required and can be completed by clicking here.
Other coming events:
Nov. 11 - OSU vs. UCLA Game Watch Party (Portland)
Nov. 20 - Social before Blazers game (Portland)
Nov. 22 - Thanksgiving volunteer event (Portland)
Nov. 24 - Civil War Game Watch (Portland)
For more events see the main OSUAA calendar.
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