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students enjoyed the Homecoming Game, urging ttie team on to a 42-24 victory over Lenoir-Rhyne. Craig Caster, left and Trae Dicl son watch the Fightin ' Chris- tian defensive line get tough against the Bears. A Way Of Life 15
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JCaura Beckett Keigns as Queen Laura Beckett, a senior business administration major, was crowned Homecoming Queen during halftime festivities on October 3. Tine president of Sigma Sigma Sigma, she represented Sigma Phi Epsilon in the queen competition. The Court included Shelli Mackay, representing Kappa Sigma, first runner-up; Krista Lee, Zeta Tau Alpha, second runner-up; Barbara Gordon, Kappa Alpha, third runner-up; and Lori McManus, Alpha Sigma Alpha, fourth runner-up. In the float competition. Kappa Sigma took first, followed by Sigma Sigma Sigma and Sigma Ph i Epsilon (tie), KA and Zeta. Zeta won the fundraiser competition, followed by KA, Alpha Omi- cron Pi, Kappa Sigma, and Sig Ep. In the skit competition, Tri Sigma took first place, followed by Sigma Pi. Alpha Phi Omega and KA tied for third, and Zeta took fourth. Barbara Gordon won the punt, pass and kick contest, followed by Deborah Coulbourn, Student Union Board. Debra Stuart, representing Kappa Alpha Psi. rode through the Homecoming Parade in style, escort- ed by Darryl Brittain (driver) and Tim Carlton. Shelli Mackay. representing Kappa Sig- ma, was first runner-up. Her escort is Jay Vorhees. Despite being surrounded by Lenoir- Rhyne bears, running back Dwayne Clark manages to hang on to the ball for another Eton first down. 14 A Way of Life
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THURSDAYS ARE SPECIAL Weekly Coffee is more than free food Free coffee every Thursday morning — what a deal! But Col- lege Coffee, created by President J. Fred Young about 5 years ago, provides more than refreshment. According to Director of Develop- ment Tim McDowell, it also pro- vides Elon students, faculty and staff a chance to socialize informal- ly outside the classroom and the office. College Coffee also provides campus groups an opportunity to showcase programs such as Study Abroad and CROP Walk. Candidates for campus, local and state offices find Coffee is a great place to campaign. The Coffee is held each Thurs- day at 9:30 during a one-hour break in the class schedule. 16 A Way of Life
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