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Homecoming Campus Decorations Featuring America’s Favorite Board Games! Campus Decoration Locations Taste of Columbia Vendors October 22nd 1. Alpha Chi Omega, Pi Kappa Phi, Delta Chi 1. Race Dogs - Hot Dogs and Kettle Corn Battleship 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. 2. Alpha Delta Pi, FarmHouse, 2. Jimmy John’s - Sub Sandwiches Tau Kappa Epsilon Monopoly 3. Munchy'z - Philly Steaks & Snacks 3. Alpha Phi, Pi Kappa Alpha 13 Dead End Drive 4. Candy Factory - Hot Chocolate 4. Chi Omega, Delta Tau Delta Guess Who 5. Dawgin' It - Mizzou Hot dogs 5. Delta Delta Delta, Kappa Alpha Order Life 6. Dippin' Dots - Ice Cream 6. Delta Gamma, Delta Upsilon Candyland PI PHI KAPPA BETA DELTA 7. Gamma Phi Beta, Sigma Chi THETA PHI UPSILON Hungry Hungry Hippos 1 2 8. Kappa Alpha Theta, Alpha Gamma Sigma, 12 6 Sigma Nu ROLLINS RD. 4 Risk KAPPA KAPPA DELTA TAU GAMMA DELTA KAPPA 9. Kappa Delta, Alpha Gamma Rho, DELTA SIGMA PHI DELTA Zeta Beta Tau Mousetrap 7 ALPHA GAMMA 10. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Alpha Epsilon Pi, SIGMA ALPHA DELTA 3 Delta Sigma Phi PI 8 9 Scrabble GAMMA BURNAM AVE. PHI 11. Phi Mu, Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Kappa Psi BETA 5 DELTA Chess CHI ALPHA DELTA OMEGA DELTA DELTA GAMMA 5 CHI 12. Pi Beta Phi, Phi Kappa Theta 4 OMEGA Chutes and Ladders PI 10 KAPPA SIGMA 14 13. Sigma Sigma Sigma, Phi Delta Theta, PHI SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Kappa Sigma ZATA EPSILON PHI PHI Clue TAU ALPHA 14. Zeta Tau Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon, 6 13 Beta Sigma Psi 1 RICHMOND AVE. 11 Operation PI KAPPA ALPHA 3 CURTIS AVE. MAA Information Tent and PROVIDENCE RD. FARMHOUSE KAPPA SIGMA PHI PHI Spirit Rally Stage - 7:30 2 ALPHA EPSILON MU THETA Gear up for the big game against Oklahoma with Grand Marshal Russ Mitchell, Marching Mizzou, Truman and the Spirit Squads!.

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