Hate Crime Essay

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Event Schedule Event | Time | Location | Cost/Notes | Monday, October 22 | Homecoming Dance - "A Celebrity Affair" | 10:00pm-1:00am | Capel Arena | FSU Students $3
Other College Students: $10
*Must be an FSU Student or present a valid UNC-System College ID. | | | | | | | Tuesday, October 23 | Bronco Pride Campus Parade | Parade Starts @ 2:00pm
(Set Up Time: 1:00pm) | FSU Campus (Starting Point: FSU Band Practice Field) | | | *A.U.T.O.S. FEST | 2:00pm - 4:00pm | Gazebo | | | Talent Show - "The Spotlight's Mine" | 8:00pm | Seabrook Auditorium | FSU Students ~Free Admission (must pick up ticket from FSU Ticket Office)
General Admission: $5.00 | | | | | | | Wednesday, October 24 | *A.U.T.O.S. Milkshake Social | 2:00pm - 4:00pm | SBE & Knuckles Science Building | Free Admission | | Ailey II Dance Theater | 8:00pm | Seabrook Auditorium | FSU Students: Free Admission
General Admission: $10.00 | | Thursday, October 25 | *A.U.T.O.S. Kool-Aid Pie Eating Contest | 2:00pm - 4:00pm | Student Center | Free Admission | | All About the Game, Free Night of Fun
Sponsored by the Office of Alumni Affairs and the FSU National Alumni Association | 6pm - 11 pm | Doubletree Hotel | Light Refreshments
Cost: Free | | Homecoming Coronation ~ "An Evening With Sparkle" | 8:00pm | Capel Arena | Free Admission | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Friday, October 26 | Spirit Day Pep Rally | 12:00pm - 3:00pm | Student Center | Free Admission | | *A.U.T.O.S. Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony | 3:00pm | Rudolph Jones Student Center, Room 236 | Free Admission | | FSU Pan-Hellenic Council Step Show | 8:00pm | Capel Arena | FSU Students - $11
General Admission $16
Day of Show and at the door $21 | | A Night with MS. Alumni and Awards Presentation | 9pm - 11pm | Doubletree Hotel | Cost: Free | | President's Dance
Featuring DJ Calvin Pee | 9pm - 2am | Doubletree Hotel | Cost: $20 | | The Jim Scurry Scholarship Golf Tournament | 9:00am shotgun start | Baywood Golf Club | Cost: $65 individuals, $250 per team
Contact: Roy Parker, Chairman
910-875-7702
rpark-2@nc.rr.com | | Queen's Breakfast | 9:00am | Chancellor's Dining Room | By invitation only | | Senior Academy Brunch | 11:30am - 1:00pm | J.W Seabrook Lobby | Cost: $25 | | Old School Picnic | 2:00pm - 3:30pm | J.W Seabrook | Free to alumni | | Hall of

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