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UTEP celebrates homecoming with the community

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Michaela Roman
President Diana Natalicio speaks at the homecoming pep rally.
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Michaela Roman, Photo Editor • October 11, 2014

This year’s centennial themed homecoming parade took place on Saturday Oct. 11. The parade ran from the corner of University Avenue and Oregon Street down to the Glory Road practice field. The parade included UTEP student organizations as well as alumni and Golden Grads. Following the parade, a pep rally was held at Glory field where the Miner Pride Band, cheerleaders and Golddiggers performed. The homecoming court was introduced, and the best floats from the parade were recognized.

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The centennial edition of the annual homecoming parade took place on Saturday Oct. 11
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Michaela Roman
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Michaela is a Senior Digital Media Production major at The University of Texas at El Paso. As the Editor-in-Chief, and former Photo Editor of The Prospector, she has learned to stay organized, manage a staff of writers and photographers, meet deadlines, cover events and network with others. She also has freelance experience and a personal photography business. Michaela aspires to work as an editor for a large media outlet and one day go to graduate school to teach photojournalism.
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UTEP celebrates homecoming with the community