Special Section: Homecoming 2008 - Friends University

HOMEcoming
Homecoming Week
Activities
Breakfast and Royalty
Presentation
9 a.m., Thursday, Sept. 25 — Rose Window Plaza
Join fellow Falcons at this breakfast rally in preparation to beat
the Bethany College Swedes in Saturday’s Homecoming game.
The Homecoming court will also be presented.
Contribute to Your
Class Reunion Brick
Knowing that not all alumni from the classes of 1948, ‘58, ‘68,
‘78, ‘83, ‘88 and ‘98 may be able to attend reunions Sept. 27, we
invite you to show your Falcon pride by contributing to your class’
engraved reunion brick to be placed in the Dr. Katherine Pennington
Circle of Friends Plaza on the Wichita campus.
Normally, individual bricks may be purchased starting at $50.
However, the Alumni Office is offering a “Class of 19__” brick in
the amount of your reunion year. For example, if you graduated in
1948, your donation toward a “Class of 1948” brick is only $19.48;
for the class of 1983, your donation for a “Class of 1983” brick is
only $19.83. All proceeds benefit the Friends University Legacy
Scholarship fund, and bricks will be placed in the Circle of Friends
Plaza before the Sept. 27 class reunions. Contact the Alumni Office
for more information on contributing to your class brick or purchasing
an individualized brick to be placed in the Circle of Friends Plaza.
Drama Production
“Everyman” and other stories of witness — 7:30 p.m.,
Thursday, Sept. 25, through Saturday, Sept. 27, and
3 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 28 — Cornerstone Studio Theatre
This season’s opener is a new, updated adaptation of the timeless
medieval morality play with a comic twist by Denver playwright
Patrick Rainville Dorn. Faithful to the spirit of the original classic,
replete with memorable characters and complete with comic
but insightful situations, this well-known allegory examines how
one man must give account of his time here on Earth at the end
of his eventful life. Presented by special permission. A Kansas
premiere!
Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for students and senior
citizens.
Falcon Volleyball
7 p.m., Friday, Sept. 26 — Garvey P.E. Center
The volleyball teams will continue the winning week with more
home games against Dana College. Game tickets are $4 for
adults, $2 for students and senior citizens, and free for children
12 and younger.
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for1
Present this coupon at the
Friends University Homecoming
football game Saturday,
Sept. 27, 2008, and receive
two tickets for the price of one.
Adults: $4
Students & Senior Citizens: $2
12 and younger: Free
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