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HO WING EEKEND GAVE STUDENTS A CHANCE FOR Dad's Weekend has long been a tradition at OSU. Students are given the chance to show their dads around the campus and see how we live. My Father, the Hero, the theme for this year, was brought to life by the Memorial Union Program Council. MUPC worked hard to make Dad's Weekend fun and exciting for students and their dads. Jeff Low and Katy Fleming the directors for this year, worked with the Dads Weekend Committee to ensure a good time was had by all. On Friday, Dad could attend class with you and see how well you're doing. Dad could spend the weekend at the car shows, the sports expo, watching The Long Kiss Goodnight, sipping Rootbeer Floats, taking a tour of the radiation center, working out at Dixon, laughing at the comedy show, swinging at the country dance, viewing the construction at the library, touring the Linus Pauling exhibit, singing Karaoke, munching at the Dads Weekend Barbecue, taking a Dad and I photo, buying cool stuff for you at the Marketplace and the Lonesome Pot sale, or eating at the Tri Delt All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast. Whew! Dad could also watch the Men's Basketball team host the two Washington schools or watch the gymnastics team defeat 2 ranked Utah. I was impressed by the variety of events provided by MUPC, says Jay Cudal, a junior in business. Ellen Ditton, a junior in business who organized the Classic Car show, believes, The dads really loved spending the weekend with their son or daughter. It's great to see the dads come out and support OSU. Story by Angie Abbatecola r- tudents had an opportunity to have “Dad I photos CJ taken. Copies could be purchased as a memory tor both student and father. Photo By Kim Johnson 20 Student ifa
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!% part of the festivities Q( a Coast Guard heli v} copter landed in the center of the quad. Students and their father’s could sit inside of it, and get first hand narration of it's capabilities from the pilots. Photo By Will Miller CTj- aroke turned out to be A 2 a popular spot for both y V participants and spectators. Groups, pairs, and individuals all displayed their talents throughout the day. Photo By Kim Johnson Don McMillan, The Budwiser guy , performed a side splitting comedy routine on Friday night. Photo By MUPC )ad sFWeehend 21
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