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              Volume 55 Number 3
November 2, 1984
THE RAMBLER
S.U.N.Y AT FARMINGDALE'S STUDENT PRESS
F u n J e J by mandatory student activity (ees
H O M E ^ M H r O DAY: F U N I N T H E S ON
By Carol Calavetla
Homecoming Day was fun!
Terrific!
Thrilling!
And most of all - Sunny!
Homecoming Day is usually plagued
with rain here at SUNY Farmingdale.
But this year marks a world record for,
it's the second (mind you SECOND) year
in a row when Homecoming Day was
actually nice and sunny!
There has to be a God!
FESTtVITiMS
There were many attractions at
Homecoming this year. There were
carnival games, farm tours, a dunk tank
(Featuring Student Activities Director
Mike Daniels), Magician Phelston Jones,
a legs contest, beer belly contest,
mustache contest, and best of all the
first annual treasure hunt (At least I
HOPE it's annual - it was a lot of fun!)
Music Evmrywhmrm
Music filled the air throughout
Homecoming Day. CAB, SGA, and the
Evening College Association co-sponsored
several popular music
groups. Featured in the Little Theater
from 2:00-4:00 p.m. was the famous
Senior Citizens Pops Orchestra.
Clubs Rmprmsmntmd
Various campus clubs set up booths,
selling everything from hot dogs to candy
apples (YUM!). Several of the booths
presented carnival games as well.
The booths were judged for their
creativity in depicting the "carnival"
theme of the event. First place was a tie
between Restaurant Mgt., and Early
Childhood. Second place prize went to
the Business Club and third place went
to Alpha Beta Gamma.
Hommeoming King and Qummn
ContmMt
This year was different in the respect
that the King and Queen were chosen on
October 10 at the Homecoming Dance
instead on Homecoming Day. The
contest was moved to a weekday night
based on a student survey where many
students said they would prefer the
contest as a weekday event
Fun Tim« Had By All
Everyone who came had an enjoyable
time for there Was something for
everybody, adults and children alike.
One disappointment, though, was the
absence of the Homecoming Parade.
After all, what's a Homecoming Day
without a parade of floats?
Still, everyone who was envolved in
making Homecoming Day so much fun
deserves a round of applause.
By the way, does anyone know a good
dentist? I still have pieces of that
candy apple stuck in my teeth!
INTERVIEW
WITH HOMECOMING QUEEN
PAGE 6
.uwniM
Mike Finally Gets His!
SPECIAL
ELECTION
COVERAGE
PAGES 4f8&9!

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Title	The_Rambler_1984-11-02
Subject	Newspaper
Description	The Rambler
Creator	SUNY Farmingdale State College

Title	The-Rambler_1984-11-02_001
Subject	Newspaper
Description	The Rambler
Creator	SUNY Farmingdale State College
Text	Volume 55 Number 3 November 2, 1984 THE RAMBLER S.U.N.Y AT FARMINGDALE'S STUDENT PRESS F u n J e J by mandatory student activity (ees H O M E ^ M H r O DAY: F U N I N T H E S ON By Carol Calavetla Homecoming Day was fun! Terrific! Thrilling! And most of all - Sunny! Homecoming Day is usually plagued with rain here at SUNY Farmingdale. But this year marks a world record for, it's the second (mind you SECOND) year in a row when Homecoming Day was actually nice and sunny! There has to be a God! FESTtVITiMS There were many attractions at Homecoming this year. There were carnival games, farm tours, a dunk tank (Featuring Student Activities Director Mike Daniels), Magician Phelston Jones, a legs contest, beer belly contest, mustache contest, and best of all the first annual treasure hunt (At least I HOPE it's annual - it was a lot of fun!) Music Evmrywhmrm Music filled the air throughout Homecoming Day. CAB, SGA, and the Evening College Association co-sponsored several popular music groups. Featured in the Little Theater from 2:00-4:00 p.m. was the famous Senior Citizens Pops Orchestra. Clubs Rmprmsmntmd Various campus clubs set up booths, selling everything from hot dogs to candy apples (YUM!). Several of the booths presented carnival games as well. The booths were judged for their creativity in depicting the "carnival" theme of the event. First place was a tie between Restaurant Mgt., and Early Childhood. Second place prize went to the Business Club and third place went to Alpha Beta Gamma. Hommeoming King and Qummn ContmMt This year was different in the respect that the King and Queen were chosen on October 10 at the Homecoming Dance instead on Homecoming Day. The contest was moved to a weekday night based on a student survey where many students said they would prefer the contest as a weekday event Fun Tim« Had By All Everyone who came had an enjoyable time for there Was something for everybody, adults and children alike. One disappointment, though, was the absence of the Homecoming Parade. After all, what's a Homecoming Day without a parade of floats? Still, everyone who was envolved in making Homecoming Day so much fun deserves a round of applause. By the way, does anyone know a good dentist? I still have pieces of that candy apple stuck in my teeth! INTERVIEW WITH HOMECOMING QUEEN PAGE 6.uwniM Mike Finally Gets His! SPECIAL ELECTION COVERAGE PAGES 4f8&9!

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