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Photo R Hallcweer t’s 11:00 p.m. on the night oi uciodci 31 do you know where your ghosts, goblins, martians, boxers, monsters and other things that go bump in the night are?? If you are at Tufts the chances are pretty good that they can be found gathered together, showing themselves off and dancing away All Hallows Eve. The annual West Hall Halloween Party once again seemed to be the place on campus to see and be seen. It is probably the most popular all-campus event next to Spring Fling festivities and the Homecoming Day football game. Perhaps the most appropri¬ ate building on campus to house a party ot this nature (or supernature). West Hall with its eerie towers and facade was the focal point ol the evening. Not to be outdone or forgotten, Carpenter House and Eaton Lounge also sponsored suc¬ cessful get-togethers. The costumes were imagi¬ native and creative, both scary and humorous, in the finest Tufts tradition. Halloween at Tufts — when else can you as¬ sume an alternate identity, mingle with crea¬ tures of the other sexes, dance the night away, and not have to worry about being recognized the next day .Q 22 Halloween
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Homecoming I October, 19 4 by Randi Simowitz ots of spirit, lots of people, lots of foot¬ ball, lots of liquor (shhh!) and not too much studying are all characteristics of Homecoming Weekend. Held October 19-21, 1984 Homecoming Weekend was a favorite ol students and alumni alike. There was a pep rally an Friday evening complete with fireworks, cheerleaders and Tufts’ own marching band. On Saturday, the big event took place the football game, known more for its party-like atmosphere than its victories on the playing field. Another highlight was the Homecoming Parade just prior to the game, featuring homemade floats, an ap¬ pearance by Jumbo the Elephant and this year s Homecoming King Mike Broderick and Queen ht: Excited Jumbos root for their team ning float on exhibit. Above: Ready foi head for the field. 24 Homecoming
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