UT students gear up for homecoming game

10/1/2010
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    Slug: CTY peprally01p 9/30/2010 The Blade/Amy E. Voigt Toledo, Ohio CAPTION: Students smash up a donated Towncar from ABC Auto Parts, during a pep rally at the Student Union to get students and staff excited before the Rockets homecoming game this Saturday against the Wyoming Cowboys.

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    • Slug: CTY peprally01p 9/30/2010 The Blade/Amy E. Voigt Toledo, Ohio CAPTION: Students smash up a donated Towncar from ABC Auto Parts, during a pep rally at the Student Union to get students and staff excited before the Rockets homecoming game this Saturday against the Wyoming Cowboys.
    Slug: CTY peprally01p 9/30/2010 The Blade/Amy E. Voigt Toledo, Ohio CAPTION: Students smash up a donated Towncar from ABC Auto Parts, during a pep rally at the Student Union to get students and staff excited before the Rockets homecoming game this Saturday against the Wyoming Cowboys.

    Students smash up a car donated by ABC Auto Parts during a pep rally Thursday outside the University of Toledo's Student Union as the Rockets prepare for their Homecoming game Saturday against the University of Wyoming Cowboys.


    Slug: CTY peprally01p 9/30/2010 The Blade/Amy E. Voigt Toledo, Ohio CAPTION: Osama Nazzal, a senior from Toledo, takes a whack at a donated Towncar from ABC Auto Parts, during the traditional car smashing at a pep rally at the Student Union to get students and staff excited before the Rockets homecoming game this Saturday against the Wyoming Cowboys.
    Slug: CTY peprally01p 9/30/2010 The Blade/Amy E. Voigt Toledo, Ohio CAPTION: Osama Nazzal, a senior from Toledo, takes a whack at a donated Towncar from ABC Auto Parts, during the traditional car smashing at a pep rally at the Student Union to get students and staff excited before the Rockets homecoming game this Saturday against the Wyoming Cowboys.

    Osama Nazzal, a senior from Toledo, winds up to take a whack at the car. In conjunction with Homecoming festivities, the Alumni Association will honor three UT graduates during a gala and awards ceremony at 6 p.m. Friday. Dr. Charles Balch, class of 1964, will be presented with the Gold T; Walter ‘Chip' Carstensen, who received his undergraduate degree in 1972 and master's in 1974, will be given the Blue T; and Joel McGormley, class of 1999, is the winner of this year's Edward H. Schmidt Outstanding Young Alum Award.