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There is no scoreboard on the website. However, there are periodic standings updates on our facebook and twitter pages. They are posted as often as possible, but this is a busy week for us. Our twitter monkey, kris, needs his occasional sleep. Scoring is based on the points grid available on our website.
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The video contest was new last year. The videos were to be submitted by 5pm on Wednesday the 20th by 5pm in YouTube link form to our email address. They were to be no longer than 2-3 min in length. The videos were judged by both creativity and adherence to the theme. Additionally, the videos must feature an apple product in them since the grand prize was contributed by Apple. There is only one winner for Greek life and student life with no runner up.
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We will later in the week. For now, we have the two winning videos up. We are already making so many posts today, we are going to wait for it to die down tomorrow.
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Actually all events are open to all students!
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The jog registration form and details will be available on September 1st at Homecoming.ku.edu
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One male and one female student with a 3.0 cumulative GPA and 90 completed hours, with additional leadership on campus will win this year's E.X.C.E.L. award. Details and entry forms will be posted on homecoming.ku.edu September 1st.
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Actually the best way to get a room for Homecoming would be to call the Oread directly. Hurry fast as all Lawrence hotels book up fast that weekend!
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The Homecoming Steering Committee is interviewed and hand picked every year in the fall. Representing the most diverse and involved students, the HSC is the team for the Homecoming job.
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Actually, the competition portion of Homecoming is open to all student groups, all of which we hope will come out to compete. As for a winner, the competition will decide!
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Homecoming is October 18th - 24th, with the Homecoming game on Saturday, Oct. 24th.
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Of course! With over 17 events planned for the week, along with a great parade and football game, we plan to make Rock Chalk Roadtrip into the best celebration yet!
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Absolutely. With 17 events over the week, along with our fantastic new theme: Rock Chalk Roadtrip promises to be the best yet!
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Well, there are several answers. In 1912, KU played its first Homecoming game against Missouri. In 1933, KU had its first Homecoming celebration. In 1956 KU introduced Homecoming celebration themes, with the first being "Songs of Victory."
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