University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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Members of Beta Up- silon Chi perform dur¬ ing the Alpha Kappa Alpha Unity Step Show. The show in¬ cluded routines from all UA fraternities and sororities. PHOTO BY TRISTAN EVANS Students cheer for the Hogs during the Homecoming pa¬ rade on Oct. 13. The parade went down Dickson Street and included floats from residence halls and Greek houses. PHOTO BY DARREN MCNEILL Above: Chancellor John White crowns Kendall Bollen 2006 Homecoming Queen during halftime at the Oct. 14 game. Bol¬ len was a member of Delta Delta Delta so¬ rority. PHOTO BY DAR¬ REN MCNEILL Students cheer on their friends in the Alpha Kappa Alpha Unity Step Show, Oct. 13. Pi Beta Phi soror¬ ity walked away with the victory and the trophy. PHOTO BY TRISTAN EVANS Left: Members of Del¬ ta Delta Delta sorority gather outside their sorority house Friday, Oct. 13 for the Sty’Lize Your Lawn competi¬ tion. Both residence halls and Greek houses competed in the event. PHOTO BY ROBYN CLOUD HOMECOMING 15

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MEET THE 2006 HOMECOMING COURT QUEEN: KENDALL BOLLEN My time at the UA has meant the world to me. I am so fortu¬ nate to have so many amazing experiences that will forever be a part of who I am. TINA FLETCHER My favorite quote is, ' Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree ' by the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. BRONZE HILL I have to say that there is nothing like a Razorback fan. I am definitely one of them, and being nominated for the Homecom¬ ing Court definitely makes the feeling even sweeter. EMILY STRIEGLER I love Razorback football and I am honored to even be considered for the Homecoming Court. I like to read the sports section of the news¬ paper everyday, and I am known to spout random statistics. ALLISON WALDRIP I think it is very im¬ portant that the wom¬ en who are selected to be on Homecoming Court are involved on campus, excel in the classroom and are looked up to by their fellow students. Living the LEGACY of Razorback Homecoming HOMECOMING BRINGS OUT RAZORBACK SPIRIT ACROSS CAMPUS 14 STUDENT LIFE

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MONDAY Homecoming week kicked off Oct. 9 with Hot Dogs for Homecoming. Students could drop by the Union lawn from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and enjoy free hot dogs and cokes. TUESDAY Tuesday ' s Homecoming activi¬ ties included the Pig Skin Clas¬ sic Flag Football tournament, the Raze Your Pride banner competition, in which Greek houses and residence halls cre¬ ated and hung spirited banners, and the 1st Annual Homecom¬ ing Cook-off at the Gardens. The event was open to all stu¬ dent organizations. WEDNESDAY On Wednesday students could walk through the Union and vote for their favorite hog in the 1st annual Hog ' n the Hill: Create-a-Hog Contest. Partici¬ pating groups used a variety of materials, from paint to paper to plastic, to construct a prize¬ winning Razorback. The day concluded with the University Programs talent show. Arkansas 9 (Traurlrr ! | BIAZE FULED T 0 L ] INGUSH TRAV ELER SPIRIT Tmt ' Kmu n.ck ' hn l A SUM V hnurn it . 16STUDENT LIFE