Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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’ Top left: Mothers and their students find out how well they new each other as the played 'Yo Mama Game Show' in the MU Quad. Photo by Casey Campbell Bottom left: Mothers and students check out the latest fashions at the Fashion Never Dies fashion show. Photo by Casey Campbell Bottom right: David Spade is quick to think on his feet as he makes the crowd laugh. Photo by Casey Campbell mom's weekend♦ 23 1

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Mother's show their kids what they can Ret them for Mother's Day at the arts and craft booths in the MU Quad. Photo by Casey Camptx-tl Mom's Weekend ■ Mom's weekend was full of many activities, something for every mom and every desire. There was a Fashion Show in the MU ballroom, pottery sale in the quad, special dinners, movies, etc. David Spade, former ’Saturday Night Live’ and Just Shoot Me’ star came to entertain Mom's on Friday night, with his infamous dry humor, renowned wit and guilty boyish grin. This guy earned his living by poking fun at everything. Many may remember him from his role in Joe Dirt”. If David Spade wasn't your thing, other options were available such as My Big Fat Greek Wedding playing in the MU, bowling, open rec. at Dixon, and Latin night at Club Escape. Saturday was filling with many more activities. Moms were invited to the MU to get pampered, watch Cool Shoes perform, play Vo Mama Game Show , walk around the renaissance Faire, and look at the art, gifts, and crafts, along with many other activities happening around campus. Saturday evening many came together to watch fraternities, sororities, and other living groups perform in All-University Sing. Mom's weekend was a huge success. Mom's came from all over to spend time with their son's and daughters the weekend before Mother's Day. Story by Mandi Downs 11 ♦ student life

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Fun times arc being had as many go to the extreme to win a contest at the Climbing Center's Vertical Festival. Photo by Jeremy Scholz Siblings Weekend |r phe forth annual siblings weekend began with many new faces on and around cam-1 pus. The siblings had arrived. Both the young and old were found all over Corvallis this weekend enjoying the great sights and events that Oregon State University had to offer. They came to spend quality time with the ones they love. Everyone found something to do with their siblings, from bowling to basketball to cheating crafts at the craft center and many memories were made. The weekend started off with Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s philanthropy Miss Minerva, a pageant featuring women from different living groups on campus. They raised a great amount of money for The Children’s Miracle Network. Saturday began with a bang with Dixon’s Recreation Climbing Center hosting a vertical festival. All ages entered this fun filled event. People from around the area joined in to support the competitors. In the evening hours of Saturday an illusion show was performed by David Seebach. Spectators of all ages enjoyed this mesmerizing experience. Many different events were enjoyed by the approximately 800 students that traveled to Corvallis for a fun filled weekend which was sponsored by The Memorial Union Program Council. Story by Melissa Tuttle 24 ♦ student fife