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Title Article Summary
Keeping it safe for Homecoming 2006 Dave Zarifis and Grant Erwin urge students to have fun during Homecoming, but to have fun in a safe manner; photo.
Student voices Students respond to the question;" What is your favorite Homecoming activity?"
Promoting safe dating Prior to the Homecoming game, the Women's and Gender Studies program will sponsor a safe dating tailgate. The group will also be in the parade, passing out information on domestic abuse.