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WELCOME LETTERS

SPONSOR RECOGNITION

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

STARS OVER VEISHEA

VEISHEA PARADE

VEISHEA VILLAGE

STEM FESTIVAL

COLLEGE OF HUMAN SCIENCES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES

VEISHEA SCHOLARS

VEISHEA SERVICE DAY

VEISHEA COMMITTEES AND ADVISERS

SOCIETY OF VEISHEA ALUMNI AND FRIENDS

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LETTER FROM VEISHEA GENERAL CO-CHAIRS

On behalf of the VEISHEA Executive Board and Committee Members, welcome to VEISHEA 2013!

We are excited to welcome each of you as our guests to the 91st annual VEISHEA celebration! We proudly present to you a few original additions to those time-honored traditions we all know and love. Please read on to learn how you may partake in our numerous events and make the most of your time at Iowa State University.

We invite you all to experience your favorite VEISHEA traditions including VEISHEA Village and Campus Showcase, Stars Over VEISHEA, and the highly anticipated VEISHEA Parade. Some changes have been made this year to enhance your experience and truly highlight the students, faculty, staff, and community members who contribute their time and creativity to our valued celebration. We have incorporated Kids’ Corner, an event for children with face painting, a magician, and food. You will also notice increased involvement from the Colleges here at ISU, as they display the activities of their departments and students.

Our gratitude is extended to the Executive Board members, sub-committees, and VEISHEA Corps members to whom we attribute the success of our beloved ISU tradition. Their hard work and dedication to Iowa State University and VEISHEA is incredible and we cannot thank them enough. We also owe a special thank you to our advisers, the ISU faculty and staff, alumni, and members of the Ames community for their continued support and commitment to VEISHEA. We look forward to you all joining us in celebrating this timeless tradition.

Thank you for joining us for VEISHEA 2013. Enjoy the celebration!

Hilary Morris & Rachel Owen, VEISHEA 2013 General Co-Chairs

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LETTER FROM THE MAYOR

Each year VEISHEA – a Timeless Tradition – ushers spring into Ames. This is the one time of year when all other activities come to a standstill while the nation’s largest student-run event delights people of all ages.

The Timeless Tradition brings the parade, cherry pies, VEISHEA scholars, and campus open houses. But, each year also brings something new and different. Most thrilling is the recognition of Iowa State’s diversity. Never can one eat so well as at the International Food Fair, and never can one see such talent as is on stage at Stars Over VEISHEA.

Whether you are an ISU alum, a parent, a prospective student, or a long-time Ames resident, we welcome you to this highlight of the year.

Sincerely yours,

Ann H. CampbellMayor

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The VEISHEA Committee would like to extend an enormous THANK YOU to our sponsors. We are so very grateful for your support that allows us to

continue our beloved Iowa State University Tradition!

SPONSORS

BLUE BUNNYCIRAS

CITY OF AMESCOLDSTONE CREAMERY

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE & LIFE SCIENCESCOLLEGE OF BUSINESS

COLLEGE OF DESIGNCOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

COLLEGE OF HUMAN SCIENCESCOLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES

DUNKIN’ DONUTSGOVERNMENT OF THE STUDENT BODY

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION AND OUTREACHISU MEATS LABORATORY

ISU PARENTS’ ASSOCIATIONLIBERTY FRUIT CO.

MURPHY-BROWN LLC.NOODLES & COMPANY

STEMTHE GROVE

You’re invited ... Curtiss Hall VEISHEA Open House 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Saturday, April 20

Pick up your CALS Club’s Passport to VEISHEA*, snap a few fun photos to remember your VEISHEA journey, relive Butter Cy fun and check out our new Monsanto Student Services Wing.

* Or access online at: www.cals.iastate.edu/VEISHEA Return your completed passport for a prize!

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You’re invited ... Curtiss Hall VEISHEA Open House 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Saturday, April 20

Pick up your CALS Club’s Passport to VEISHEA*, snap a few fun photos to remember your VEISHEA journey, relive Butter Cy fun and check out our new Monsanto Student Services Wing.

* Or access online at: www.cals.iastate.edu/VEISHEA Return your completed passport for a prize!

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SATURDAY, APRIL 6VEISHEA Service Day/ Stash the Trash Reiman Gardens I 8:00 AM- 4 pm

SUNDAY, APRIL 7Ultimate Frisbee I SE Intramural Fields I 10 AMIndoor Soccer I Lied Recreation Center- Turf I 3:00 PMMen’s 5 on 5 Basketball League I State Gym- East Courts I 6:00 PM | Co-hosted by Iowa State Basketball Association

TUESDAY, APRIL 9Badminton I Lied Recreation Center I 6:00 PM

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 104 on 4 Soccer I Lied Recreation Center- Turf I 6:00 PM

THURSDAY, APRIL 114 on 4 Co-Ed Basketball I East State Gym I 4:00 PM

FRIDAY, APRIL 12 Stars Over VEISHEA Presents Fiddler on the Roof I Fisher Theater I 7:30 PM I $ Co-sponsored by ISU Department of Music and Theatre

SATURDAY, APRIL 13Co-Ed Sand Volleyball I SE Intramural Fields I 10:00 AMHalo 4 Video Game I Gallery, Memorial Union I 3:00 PM

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Stars Over VEISHEA Presents Fiddler on the Roof I Fisher Theater I 7:30 PM I $ Co-sponsored by ISU Department of Music and Theatre

SUNDAY, APRIL 14Flag Football I SE Intramural Fields I 11:00 AMStars Over VEISHEA Presents Fiddler on the Roof I Fisher Theater I 2:00 PM I $ Co-sponsored by ISU Department of Music and Theatre

MONDAY, APRIL 15Campus Cookout I Central Campus I 12:00 PM- 2:00 PM I $ I Dunkin’ Donuts coffee, hot chocolate, and donuts Sponsored by the College of BusinessSuper Smash Bros Video Game I Cardinal Room, Memorial Union I 6:00 PMDodgeball I Lied Recreation Center I 6:00 PM

TUESDAY, APRIL 16Campus Cookout I Central Campus I 11:00 AM- 2:00 PM I $ Hickory Park Saucy Southerners, chips and Otis Spunkmeyer Cookies Sponsored by the College of Liberal Arts and SciencesVEISHEA Opening Ceremony & Awards I Great Hall, Memorial Union I 4:30 PM- 6:00 PM Formal program beginning at 5:15 with Scott Siepker,

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“Iowa Nice” sensation, as keynote speakerCo-Sponsored by Senior Vice President for Student Affairs OfficeTreds Football I Lied Recreation Center I 6:00 PMVEISHEA Says I’m Funny | Student Comedy Competition I Maintenance Shop, Memorial Union I 8:00 PMThe Women of Downton Abbey- Jessica Fellowes I Great Hall, Memorial Union I 8:00 PM

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17Middle School Day I 9:00 AM- 2:00 PM Providing students the chance to network with college student mentors and engage in fun and educational activities on campusCampus Cookout I Central Campus I 11:00 AM- 2:00 PM I $ Noodles & Company Mac and Cheese, hot dogs, and Blue Bunny Ice Cream I Sponsored by the College of EngineeringMuSE: Music Showcase Extravaganza I Local and Regional Band Showcase I Maintenance Shop, Memorial Union I 6:00 PMCo-Ed Indoor Volleyball I Beyer Hall 6:00 PMHow to Be Black- Baratunde Thurston | Lecture I Great Hall, Memorial Union I 8:00 PM THURSDAY, APRIL 18Campus Cookout I Central Campus I 11:00 AM- 2:00 PM I $ Panda Express and Otis Spunkmeyer Cookies Sponsored by the College of Human Sciences

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Baratunde Thurston

Jessica Fellowes

Doubles Table Tennis & Ping Pong Lied Recreation Center I 6:00 PMCyclone Idol hosted by Lee DeWyze I Student Singing Competition I Great Hall, Memorial Union I 7:00 PMBattleship I State Pool I 7:00 PMLIVE Music feat. Tristan Prettyman & Lee DeWyze w/ Jillette Johnson Great Hall, Memorial Union I 9:00 PMOutdoor Movie- Space Jam I MU Parking Ramp I 0125 Kildee rain location I 9:00 PM

FRIDAY, APRIL 19Campus Cookout I Central Campus I 11:00 AM- 2:00 PM I $ Papa John’s and Little Caesars Pizza, apples, bananas and Coldstone Ice Cream Sponsored by the College of Agriculture and Life SciencesVEISHEA Stage I Central Campus I 11:00 AM- 2:00 PMStudent Food Stands I Central Campus I 12:00 PM- 5:00 PM Taste of VEISHEA I Union Drive I 5:00 PM- 3:00 AM I $Taste of VEISHEA I Molecular Biology Parking Lot I 5:00 PM- 12:00 AM I $LIVE @ VEISHEA Concerts I Molecular Biology Parking Lot I 6:00 PM- 2:00 AM I $

Easton Corbin (Country)Jana Kramer (Country Pop)Kris Allen (Pop Rock)Andrew Allen (Pop Rock)Clayton Anderson Band (Country) A Ray (Country)

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Tristan Prettyman

Easton Corbin

Harambee Student Talent Show I Great Hall, Memorial Union I 6:00 PMStars Over VEISHEA Presents Fiddler on the Roof I Fisher Theater I 7:30 PM $ I Co-sponsored by ISU Department of Music and TheatreClub VEISHEA feat. The Hood Internet w/ Torpeedoh I Mash-Up DJs South of Student Services Building 9:00 PM- 2:30 AMHypnotist- Brian Imbus I Great Hall, Memorial Union I 10:00 PM & 1:00 AMProfessional Regurgitator- Stevie Starr I Great Hall, Memorial Union I 11:30 PM Pancake Feed I Central Campus I 12:00 AM- 3:00 AM $

SATURDAY, APRIL 20VEISHEA Scholars 5K Run/ Walk I Central Campus (The Parade Route) I 8:00 AM I $Student Food Stands I Central Campus I 8:00 AM- 5:00 PM I $Pancake Breakfast I Central Campus I 8:30 AM- 11:00 AM $ I Sponsored by College of DesignVEISHEA Village I Central Campus I 9:00 AM- 5:00 PMVEISHEA Main Street I Central Campus I 9:00 AM- 5:00 PMVEISHEA Parade I Central Campus I 10:30 AMInternational Food Fair I Great Hall, Memorial Union 11:00 AM- 3:00 PM I $

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The Hood Internet

Stevie Starr

Parade

Taste of VEISHEA I Union Drive 11:00 AM- 3:00 AM Smoke Over VEISHEA I People’s Choice Competition I West of Molecular Biology Building I 11:30 AM- 1:30 PMVEISHEA Stage I Central Campus I 12:00 PM- 5:00 PMKids’ Corner I South Campanile Lawn I 12:00 PM- 3:00 PMCanoe Races I Lake LaVerne I 1:00 PM3-Point Contest I State Gym I 3:00 PM

Slam Dunk Contest I State Gym I 3:00 PMTaste of VEISHEA I Molecular Biology I 5:00 PM- 12:00 AMLIVE @ VEISHEA Concerts I Molecular Biology Parking Lot I 6:00 PM- 2:00 AM I $

B.o.B (Hip Hop) Grouplove (Indie Rock) The Maine (Pop Rock) Jukebox the Ghost (Indie Rock) Saints of Valory (Pop Rock) Blessed Feathers (Folk Alternative)Stars Over VEISHEA Presents Fiddler on the Roof I Fisher Theater I 7:30 PM I $ I Co-sponsored by ISU Department of Music and TheatreImprov/ Sketch Comedy- Harvard Sailing Team I Stephens Auditorium 9:00 PM

Contortionist- Jonathan Burns I Great Hall, Memorial Union 9:00 PM & 12:00 AM

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Grouplove

Smoke Over VEISHEA

Club VEISHEA I Country DJ South Side of Student Services Building I 9:00 PM- 2:30 AMMagician- Nate Staniforth Great Hall, Memorial Union 10:00 PM & 1:00 AMBingo I Sun Room, Memorial Union I 10:00 PM- 1:00 AMJuggling/ Stunt Show- Matt Baker I Great Hall, Memorial Union I 11:00 PM & 2:00 AMPancake Feed I Central Campus I 12:00 PM- 3:00 AM I $

SUNDAY, APRIL 21Stars Over VEISHEA Presents Fiddler on the Roof I Fisher Theater I 2:00 PM I $ Co-sponsored by ISU Department of Music and TheatreVEISHEA Closing Ceremony Great Hall, Memorial Union 2:00 PM

Jonathan Burns

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Harvard Sailing Team

For more information on VEISHEA events visit

veishea.iastate.edu

www.business.iastate.edu

10:30amParade begins at: Business Student Organizations

involved with VEISHEA 2013: The SCM Club, Business Council, & Enactus

CENTRAL CAMPUSCampus Showcase highlighting the college

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Dedicated to the education of tomorrow’s engineers and conducting research that addresses today’s greatest challenges. We have a rich tradition of service to the community – locally and globally – and use technology to make Iowa and the world a better place.

• Record enrollment of 7,500•95% average placement rate six months

after graduation

• Average starting salary $63,000+

• Assisted 1,300+ companies last year

• Statewide K-12STEM outreach programs

•60+ student organizations

• $84million spent last year on externally-sponsored research

• Extensive online learning programs

LEARN MOREat our tents East of Marston Hall on Saturday or

visit www.engineering.iastate.edu

www.business.iastate.edu

10:30amParade begins at: Business Student Organizations

involved with VEISHEA 2013: The SCM Club, Business Council, & Enactus

CENTRAL CAMPUSCampus Showcase highlighting the college

Dedicated to the education of tomorrow’s engineers and conducting research that addresses today’s greatest challenges. We have a rich tradition of service to the community – locally and globally – and use technology to make Iowa and the world a better place.

• Record enrollment of 7,500•95% average placement rate six months

after graduation

• Average starting salary $63,000+

• Assisted 1,300+ companies last year

• Statewide K-12STEM outreach programs

•60+ student organizations

• $84million spent last year on externally-sponsored research

• Extensive online learning programs

LEARN MOREat our tents East of Marston Hall on Saturday or

visit www.engineering.iastate.edu

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Based on Sholem Aleichem stories by

special permission of Arnold Perl

Stars Over VEISHEA presents

Book by Joseph Stein

Music by Jerry Bock

Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick

Original New York Stage Production Directed & Choreographed by

Jerome Robbins

Produced on the New York Stage by Harold Prince

April 12, 13, 19 & 20 at 7:30 pmApril 14 & 21 at 2:00 pm

Fisher Theater, Iowa State University

Tickets available through the Iowa State Center Ticket Office or Ticketmaster 800.745.300016

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The story of Tevye, his wife, and five daughters that live in Tsarist Russia. He hopes to find fine husbands for each of his girls, men who will follow the Jewish faith and earn enough to make a comfortable life, but each young woman wants to make her own choice. Tevye finds himself placed in a precarious position between the tradition he follows and the new ways his daughters accept. A universal story of love, hope, and acceptance.

In collaboration with the ISU Department of Music and Theatre

Director I Brad Dell

Musical Director I Donald Simonson

Choreographer I Valerie Williams

Guest Scenic Designer I Jay Jagim

Costume Designer I Kelly Marie Schaefer

Lighting Designer I Jim Trenberth

Cast List

The Papas

Tevye, the Dairyman I Anson Woodin

Lazar Wolf, the Butcher I Joe Leon

Mordcha, the Innkeeper I Brandon Brockshus

Rabbi I Joseph Smith

Avram, the Bookseller I Nick Prenger

Nachum, the Beggar I Ryan Hansen

Yussel, the Hatmaker I Jake Hinrichsen

The Mamas

Golde, Tevye’s Wife I Hannah Skalbeck

Yente, the Matchmaker I Abby Lund

Shaindel, Motel’s Mother I Julie Ferrell

Grandma Tzeitel/ Mama I Mary Stone

Fruma-Sarah/ Mama I Courtney Kayser

Mama I Taylor Tryoer

Mama I Ashley Wiser

Mama I Mackenzie Lyons

The Sons

Motel, the Tailor I Evan Stenzel

Perchik, the Student I Ethan Peterson

Mendel, the Rabbi’s Son I Mitchell Nieland

Son I Anthony Battani

Son I Grant Luther

Son I Kevin Barron

Young Boy I Joshua Gartin

Young Boy I Zander Reed

The Fiddler I Katelyn Rew

Tickets are available through Ticket Master, the Iowa State Center Ticket Office, or at the door before the performance. Tickets are $21 for Adults and $16 for Students (and 18 and under).

VEISHEA PARADE

HISTORYRain or shine the VEISHEA Parade is a tradition that has stood the test of

time. Beginning in 1922, parade floats were created by departments and clubs to showcase the work that their organizations do on Iowa State’s campus. The VEISHEA parade tradition has since grown to also include giant balloons, marching bands, and dancers. Motorcycles, convertibles, and farming and con-struction equipment will be among the entries this year.

Each year people from all over the Midwest gather on central campus to watch the floats and displays from people who help make Iowa State’s campus and the Ames community an incredible place to live. Crowds of nearly 75,000 attendees have been recorded in past years. Recently, the parade has been filmed and broadcast on television for those Iowa State alum who cannot make it back to campus to watch.

A lot of work goes into planning a perfect parade. Staging and preparing floats can take place as early as ten hours before the parade events. From the hours spent building floats to picking the Grand Marshal and dignitaries, a team of parade volunteers works tirelessly to make sure the event goes off without a hitch.

So come experience one of Iowa State’s great traditions, and maybe you’ll get some free candy along the way!

PARADE GRAND MARSHAL I Jonathan WickertThis year’s Grand Marshal is Iowa State University’s Senior Vice President

and Provost, Jonathan Wickert. Having such a prominent figure from the university serve as the Grand Marshal truly shows just how much VEISHEA means to Iowa State. As Senior Vice President and Provost, Wickert oversees the university’s academic programs and is responsible for planning, budgeting, diversity programs, information technology initiatives, and the recruitment and retention of faculty, staff, and students. Dr. Wickert is a Professor of Me-chanical Engineering here at Iowa State. He received his B.S., M.S., and PhD. Degrees from the University of California, Berkeley. In his free time you can catch him listening to country music and classic rock or watching any of the Star Wars movies. Wickert’s favorite memories at ISU include kissing his wife under the campanile, walking around the Zodiac, and, of course, walking in the VEISHEA parade!

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Alpha Omicron PiAlumni GrooveAmes High Marching BandAmes Public LibraryAssociated General Contractors of AmericaAutism Speaks UBill Northey, Iowa Secretary of AgricultureBlack Graduate Student AssociationBusiness CouncilChinese Students and Scholars AssociationClassics ClubCollege of Human SciencesCollege of Liberal Arts and SciencesCollege of Veterinary MedicineCollegiate 4-HCreative CounselingCulver’s Cyclone Family of the Year- WhittakerCyclone HockeyCyclone Power PullersCyclone SquadronDance MarathonDepartment of Mechanical EngineeringFarmHouse FraternityFrederiksen Court Community CouncilFreshmen CouncilFreshmen Leaders in EngineeringGeorge Washington Carver ScholarsGovernor Terry BranstadHilary Morris and Rachel Owen, VEISHEA General Co-ChairsInterfraternity CouncilInternational Business ClubInternational Student CouncilIowa Coalition for Pet AdoptionIowa Select FarmsIowa State AirsoftIowa State University BookstoreIowa State University Landscape ClubISU Alumni BandISU Alumni Marching BandISU Antique Tractor ClubISU Extension and OutreachISU Groove Drumline ClubISU Hip Hop Club ISU Horticulture ClubISU KUMC Campus MissionISU Motorcycle ClubISU NROTCISU Parents’ Association

ISU Pep BandISU Spirit SquadISU Supply Chain ManagementISU Turf ClubISU WinterguardJeff Johnson, Alumni Association President & CEOJonathan Wickert, Senior Vice President and ProvostKappa Kappa GammaLederman Bail BondsLesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Ally AllianceLieutenant Governor Kim ReynoldsLine Dancing ClubLutheran Services in IowaLyon Barker- Barker BrigadeMayor Ann CampbellMulticultural Student AffairsMulticultural Vision Program ScholarNational Multiple Sclerosis Society– Upper Midwest ChapterNORML ISUPamela Anthony, Dean of Students PCI AcademyPre-Veterinary ClubPresident Steven LeathPuerto Rican Student AssociationRobert Thomas DancenterSextant SocietySociety for NeuroscienceSpencer Hughes and Hillary Kleutcher, GSB President and Vice PresidentSports ClipsStage Coach StablesStudent Alumni Leadership CouncilStudents Helping Rescue AnimalsSwansonTau Kappa EpsilonTeam PrISUmThe Fashion Show 2013The Fighting BurritoTheta Chi VEISHEA ScholarsVERBWarren Madden, Senior Vice President for Business & Finance Water-ski ClubZeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

LIST OF ENTRIES

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Archery Club Learn about one of the oldest skills known to man and a popular recreational use of today! Associated General Contractors of America I Parks LibraryCome play in the AGC VEISHEA Sandbox! This fun filled event is great for all ages and will have plenty of toys and sand to play with!Business CouncilLearn about how this student organization acts as a liaison between College of Business faculty members and students to create a professional and inviting learning environment.Chemical Engineering Graduate Student OrganizationChemical Engineering Students Associations offer professional, networking, and service organizations for ISU students in chemical engineering.College of Agriculture and Life Sciences I Curtiss HallStop by to see all that Agriculture and the Life Sciences has to offer!

Agricultural Entrepreneurship InitiativeCome visit to learn about this organization and how it can help you with future agricultural entrepreneurial life adventures. Take part in contests like egg-dropping and building the tallest tower.Agronomy DepartmentGet your Sweet Soil Treat, play with plants, discover where your food comes from, pick up some popcorn, dig in the dirt and watch water run underground!Block & Bridle I Iowa Farm Bureau Pavilion Kildee HallEnjoy this display of baby calves, piglets, lambs and chicks!Culinary Science Club I 200 MackayStop in for delicious specialty popcorn, fresh popcorn and fizzy lemonade! Dairy Products Evaluation Club I 209 MacKay HallLearn more about our club and enjoy some freshly-made white cheddar cheese curds.Dairy Science Club I Iowa Farm Bureau Pavilion, Kildee HallTake the opportunity to milk a dairy cow under the assistance of a Dairy Science Club member.Insect Zoo and Entomology Graduate Student Organization I Science Hall IIJoin us for an unforgettable, hands-on experience with insects and their close cousins, arthropods. Make a maggot-art masterpiece, visit the pollination station and race a cockroach!International Agriculture Club Learn about international agriculture from members’ experiences while browsing a selection of tortilla chips, homemade salsa and plantain chips. ISU Collegiate Beef Team Power Up with Protein offers a platform to answer questions on the nutritional value of animal proteins. Natural Resource Ecology and ManagementStop by to learn about our natural resources while watching live timber sports, perfecting your fishing skills, making crafts, and enjoying cotton candy with Smokey the Bear! Pre-Vet Club I Iowa Farm Bureau Pavilion, Kildee Hall Pet small animals and reptiles while you learn about them! Undergraduate Microbiology Club I 101, 102 & 123 Science Hall

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Take a tour through the life of a bacterium and try our homemade science-inspired treats.

College of DesignStop by to learn about an exciting array of majors, buy an awesome T-shirt to support the College of Design scholarship fund, purchase student artwork and sign up for an iPod drawing.

Design Across Boundaries I Memorial Union TerraceBrowse an exhibition raising awareness and funds for non-profits helping provide equitable shelter.

College of Engineering I West LawnOver 20 College of Engineering student clubs, organizations and departments on display!

Airpad Discover how farmers can improve yields using real-time agricultural remote sensing. We will feature an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle platform, R/C flight simulator and Parrot AR.Drone Quadcopters! American Society of Agricultural and Biological EngineersCheck out the impact Agriculture and Biosystems Engineers can have on the world. With tractors on display and a water fountain arcade game, this booth is fun for all ages!Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI)Learn what causes earthquakes and how buildings are designed to prevent failure. Then build and test a structure simulating earthquake forces.Engineers Without BordersCheck out Engineers Without Borders’ demonstration water pump modeled after the pump implemented by the group in Mali, West Africa.Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers See the best and most creative student projects these engineers have on display. ISU BiobusCome check out this interdisciplinary, entrepreneurial student initiative that recycles vegetable oil from ISU campus dining facilities into biodiesel fuel to power CyRide buses.ISU Extension and Outreach- CIRAS presents “Made in Iowa”Visit the “Made in Iowa” booth to learn about the variety of products manufactured in Iowa.ISU Lunabotics ClubCome see Team LunaCY’s autonomous robot competing in this year’s NASA Lunabotics Mining Competition. This robot is built to accommodate “moon-like” conditions!Material Advantage Stop by to learn what makes materials unique and enjoy marshmallows frozen in liquid nitrogen.Mechanical Engineering DepartmentCome learn more about the Department of Mechanical Engineering and all it has to offer!Minds of TomorrowDesign a rocket and watch it shoot into the air. Also try out the vortex cannon to see cups get knocked over without even touching them!SAE International

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Members of the Baja 2 Formula project will exhibit various parts of cars they have built along with both Baja and Formula cars.Society of International EngineersGet your picture taken and then Photoshop a location of your choice as the background.Society of Manufacturing EngineersWatch 3D-Printing and 3D-Scanning, receive student-made bottle openers and more! Society of Women Engineers Come participate in a fun-filled, hands-on engineering activity.

College of Human Sciences I MacKay HallExplore fashion and design, educational technology activities for children, financial literacy, food science, nutrition, STEM, human development, kinesiology, elementary education, event management and clubs.

Apparel, Merchandising and Design Come learn about the facts of Apparel Merchandising and Design.Center for Excellence in Science, Math and Engineering EducationFind out more information about how to excel in the fields of science, math, and engineering.Event Management Learn more about event management and what comes with the job.Food Sciences ClubJoin us and eat some delicious, homemade fudge in five fantastic flavors!Food Science and Human NutritionHear about the latest involving food science and human nutrition. Human Development and Family StudiesCome see what is happening with Human Development and Family Sciences. Human Sciences CouncilLearn about how the Human Sciences Council facilitates interaction among students, faculty, and the administration. School of EducationFind out about interesting facts dealing with education!Student Dietetic AssociationTaste test free recipes from their cookbook and learn about a variety of recipes that can be made in less than 30 minutes!!

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences I Catt HallLearn about a variety of topics within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.Iowa State University History Club Play a game of trivia involving the history of ISU, United States, and the world. Each participant will receive a prize!ISU Meteorology ClubJoin in on fun and educational activities such as face painting, weather jeopardy, a tornado machine and a weather wall for those interested in trying broadcast meteorology.ISU Physics and Astronomy ClubStop by for fun, educational demos showcasing aspects of physics and astronomy. LAS Study Abroad Find out about how you can study, work, research, or volunteer abroad. There are no limits to the adventures that await!

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Statistics in the Community Participate in probability and estimation games to learn about making data- informed decisions.Undergraduate Statistics ClubPlay the Monty Hall game and learn optimal playing strategies that may not initially be intuitive.

College of Veterinary Medicine I Veterinary Medicine CampusCome see the open house featuring exhibits, demonstrations, seminars, tours and a petting zoo.Crew Club Race each other or a crew member on rowing machines. Winners get candy!Cyclone Amateur Radio Club Come celebrate 100 years of amateur radio at Iowa State. Learn more about amateur radio and watch as the club makes contact around the world!Cyclone Martial Arts ClubCome watch demonstrations of Taekwondo, Judo and Hapkido by members of the club. Cyclone Squadron Learn more about career opportunities in the United States Air Force from ROTC cadets. Division of Student AffairsThe Division of Student Affairs serves ISU students from the moment they apply to the moment they graduate. Come and learn about what they do and how they help students succeed!EEOB Graduate Student Organization I Bessey HallA wide variety of native Iowa prairie plant species will be available for sale to benefit this great organization. Electrical and Computer Engineering Department I Coover HallSee and experience industry-sponsored, cutting-edge Electrical, Computer and Software Engineering created by senior design students. The Gaffers’ Guild I 1334 Sweeney HallWatch as works of glass art are created at the ISU Gaffers’ Guild. Free hourly demonstrations are available from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and hand-blown pieces will be available for purchase by members of the Guild.Game Development Club I 0141 Pearson HallPlay video games created by Iowa State students and learn more about being a game developer.Geology Club I 151 Science Hall IShop the annual rock and jewelry sale of handmade jewelry and unique rocks and minerals.Graduate Research in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology I Bessey HallInteract, learn and get pictures taken with a variety of reptiles!Hope 4 Africa @ ISULearn how this group connects the youth of America with the youth of Africa to help bring sustainable prosperity to Africa. Iowa State Airsoft | East of Parks LibraryStop by to purchase custom dog tags.ISU Habitat for Humanity Come play some mega twister and quick trivia and learn about how you can get involved.

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Kinesiology & Health ClubLearn about issues of physical activity and wellness and participate in family activities. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Ally AllianceLearn more about LGBT and its events! Rainbow T-shirts will be for sale with free buttons.Live Green! & Office of Sustainability I Central CampusLive Green! Village features student organizations committed to sustainability and living green. Take the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities, make a Live Green! Pledge and earn sustainability-minded prizes.

The Green House GroupLearn sustainability practices in on-campus living and win prizes for recycling.ISU ActivUsFind out more about our commitment to achieving environmental and social justice on the Iowa State campus.Iowa State University Enactus Learn more about how you can get involved bringing businesses together with community through entrepreneurship, leadership, and sustainability. NECA Green Energy ChallengeLearn about smarter energy consumption at this interactive booth!Sustainable Agricultural Student AssociationCome see our acclaimed pop-up show “The Lexicon of Sustainability” and learn about sustainable agriculture research.

Master of Business Administration AssociationCome over and try your hand at the dunk tank! Medieval Re-Creationist ClubStop by and see demonstrations of medieval handicrafts, medieval combat. tournaments, and examples of historical recreation. Psychology Club I 142 & 162 Lagomarcino HallBe a part of illusions, tricks and activities that will blow your mind! Society of Neuroscience I 2025 Veterinary MedicineThe Society of Neuroscience will have interactive, hands-on learning activities for children of all ages. Come learn how the brain works and what researchers are doing at ISU to learn and promote brain health. Students Helping Rescue Animals Play with rescue dogs and help them find homes. All proceeds from the sale of club T-shirts and homemade dog treats go directly to local animal shelters.Tau Beta PiCome watch the annual catapult competition for high school students in the State of Iowa.Workspace Art Mart I Campanile Room, Memorial UnionBuy pottery, blown glass, jewelry, photography, cards and more made in Ames.Young Americans for Liberty Visit the Free Speech Wall and learn about the liberty movement.

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Explore the College of Human Sciences VEISHEA Parade *** College of Human Sciences Student Council * Cheer as the float goes by. Catch a cup or a koozie and celebrate our pride.

VEISHEA Saturday in MacKay Hall. *** Hospitality Management * Treat yourself to VEISHEA cherry pie. Every true Iowa Stater craves cherry pie each VEISHEA, when well over 13,000 pies are devoured annually. Don’t miss this eight-decade-old tradition that predates VEISHEA itself. *** Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching * Explore the Solar Walk and Math Doodles iPad Apps, view a live 3-D printing demonstration, and take a photo in front the Green Screen. All ages are welcome and Green Screen photos can be e-mailed to you before you leave. *** Kappa Omicron Nu * See the old and the new of this 100-year-old ISU honor society that was original charted as Omicron Nu back to 1913 and has operated continuously ever since. Catch up on current activities. Take your picture with the 100 year old charter. Alumni can update the Omicron Gamma Chapter. Greet old friends. Meet new friends. *** Student Dietetic Association * Sample a variety of treats for free, buy cookbooks for $5, and learn about our organization. *** Culinary Science Club * Buy lemonade, freshly popped popcorn, and flavored popcorn in three different flavors: caramel, Cyclone, and ranch. See what the Culinary Science Club is all about. Lemonade, $2; fresh popcorn, $1; flavored popcorn, $3. *** Food Science Club * Buy fudge in five different flavors. 2 pieces for $1; half pound for $6; 1 pound for $10. *** Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Independent Study Students * See an original quilt created by students using high-tech digital printing in the ISU Digital Apparel Textile Studio. Buy raffle tickets for a chance to take it home. 1 ticket for $1, or 6 tickets for $5 *** Check out exhibits and activities offered by Apparel, Merchandising, and Design * Food Science and Human Nutrition * Human Development and Family Studies * School of Education * Family Finance, Housing, and Policy * Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education * Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Clubs * Event Management Club * Gerontology Club * Nutritional Science Club * Students Helping Our Peers (The SHOP) food pantry.

VEISHEA Week in Morrill Hall. Peruse iconic mini-dresses, psychedelic prints, paper dresses, and more, in the "Style Tribes: Fashions from the 1960s" exhibit, in the Textiles and Clothing Museum, Mary Alice Gallery, 1015 Morrill Hall. M-F 11 a.m.-4 p.m., VEISHEA Saturday from after the parade until 4 p.m., VEISHEA Sunday 1-4 p.m. 

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Free photo boothChoose words to create a custom caption for a free photo in front of Catt Hall!

Iowa State Student Chapter of the American Meteorological SocietyJoin Iowa State’s Meteorology Club for its annual WeatherFest! Our display will include fun and educational activities like face painting, weather jeopardy, a tornado machine, and a weather wall for those interested in trying broadcast meteorology. Come see us at Catt Hall!

Statistics in the CommunityProbability, randomness and variability are important parts of everyday events. We invite visitors to participate in probability and estimation games and to investigate how to make data-informed decisions.

Physics and Astronomy ClubFun and educational demonstrations – including Meissner effect, electromagnet with nails and Newton’s cradle – that showcase different aspects of physics and astronomy.

History ClubThe ISU History Club presents an entertaining and educational game of trivia including questions on ISU, U.S. and World History. All participants receive a prize!

Undergraduate Statistics ClubCome play the Monty Hall game and learn about optimal playing strategies that may not initially be intuitive.

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Study AbroadStudy. Work. Research. Volunteer. There are no limits to the opportunities that await you abroad!

For more College of Liberal Arts and Sciences activities during VEISHEA, visit http://www.las.iastate.edu/veishea

Saturday, April 20, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.Catt Hall

Free photo boothChoose words to create a custom caption for a free photo in front of Catt Hall!

Iowa State Student Chapter of the American Meteorological SocietyJoin Iowa State’s Meteorology Club for its annual WeatherFest! Our display will include fun and educational activities like face painting, weather jeopardy, a tornado machine, and a weather wall for those interested in trying broadcast meteorology. Come see us at Catt Hall!

Statistics in the CommunityProbability, randomness and variability are important parts of everyday events. We invite visitors to participate in probability and estimation games and to investigate how to make data-informed decisions.

Physics and Astronomy ClubFun and educational demonstrations – including Meissner effect, electromagnet with nails and Newton’s cradle – that showcase different aspects of physics and astronomy.

History ClubThe ISU History Club presents an entertaining and educational game of trivia including questions on ISU, U.S. and World History. All participants receive a prize!

Undergraduate Statistics ClubCome play the Monty Hall game and learn about optimal playing strategies that may not initially be intuitive.

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Study AbroadStudy. Work. Research. Volunteer. There are no limits to the opportunities that await you abroad!

For more College of Liberal Arts and Sciences activities during VEISHEA, visit http://www.las.iastate.edu/veishea

Saturday, April 20, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.Catt Hall

VEISHEA SCHOLARS

Joey Freeland is a senior at Alburnett High School. Joey partici-pated in track, was co-captain of his cross country and basketball teams, and was All Conference and Academic All-District in Bas-ketball. Joey was in marching band, jazz band, Future Business Leaders of America, and is treasurer of National Honor Society. He participated in the National Council on Youth Leadership and was selected by the Governor’s Scholar Recognition Pro-gram. Joey volunteers as a summer school instructor teaching Talented and Gifted students about electronics and computer programming. He is active in his church with SALT Leadership Group and serving as youth worship band leader and drum-mer. He has also participated in multiple missions trips. Joey is employed at Rockwell Collins as an intern developing mobile application software for aviation systems. Joey enjoys ham radio, electronics projects, camping, and geo-caching with his sisters. He looks forward to joining his older sister in the College of En-gineering at Iowa State. Like his father, Joey plans to graduate from Iowa State with a major in Electrical Engineering.

JOEY FREELAND

LAUREN BENZING

SARAH STRIEGEL

Sarah Striegel is a senior at Tri-County Community High School. She has been an active member of her school’s varsity athletics, having been involved in cross country, basketball, and track & field. In addition, she has also been actively involved in band, choir, National Honor Society Vice-President, Student Council President, speech, drama, 4-H President, church youth group, County Council, FFA President, and has been Class President for four years. She volunteers frequently in her community at figure 8 races, flea markets, local county fairs, dinners, blood drives, sporting events and petting zoos. Through community service, she has had the opportunity to work with many amazing organizations such as the Habitat for Humanity and Global Compassion Network. In her free time, Sarah enjoys long-dis-tance running, training and showing livestock, and several other outdoor activities. Next year, Sarah plans to major in Agriculture Education at Iowa State, and is considering a double major in Agriculture Communications, as well as a possible minor in Global Resource Systems.

Lauren Benzing is a senior at Solon High School where she has been involved in a variety of activities such as concert band, marching band, jazz band, jazz choir, concert choir, volleyball, cross country, and track. She is a student leader in Fellowship of Christian Athletes and is president of the “Teen Defenders” Pro-Life club. She has also served as class president and been a part of Student Council, Student Ambassadors, National Honor Society, and many church activities and organizations. She has participated in Girls State, Iowa HOBY, and the Iowa All State Honor Band for three years. Lauren enjoys serving her local community. She volunteers with Special Olympics, Informed Choices Women’s Medical Clinic, FCA camp, Girl Scouts, Vaca-tion Bible School, and church. Lauren’s hobbies include running, scrapbooking, playing the trumpet, and spending time with her family and friends. At Iowa State, she plans to major in Business Management and run track and cross country for the Cyclones.

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LAUREN BENZING

and STASH THE TRASH

April 6, 2013

A huge thank you to everyone who came out and volunteered for VEISHEA Service Day to help make a difference in

the Ames and ISU community!

AMES PARKS AND RECREATIONRaking and bagging debris in city parks.

AMES ANIMAL SHELTERSorting products and organizing store. Also polishing up with a deep clean.

ARBORETUMEliminating invasive plants, planting bed clean up, weeding and mulching.

BELOIT LEARNING GARDENSHelp spread compost and mulch throughout the gardens.

CAMPUSTOWN ACTION ASSOCIATIONA thorough pick-up of trash in Campustown.

COLLEGIATE UNITED METHODIST CHURCHHelp with highway cleanup.

FRIENDSHIP ARK HOMESHelp deep clean homes, scrub kitchens, sweep out garages, rake yards, etc.

GOODWILLSorting products.

FORMER YMCA PROPERTY CLEAN-UPOutdoor cleaning, landscaping, and trailblazing.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITYHelp with the building of a new home.

STATE FOREST NURSERYSort, count, and bag conservation tree seedlings and help clean out the area.

AIMINGto help

AMES

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KEEP IOWA STATE BEAUTIFUL,VEISHEA SERVICE DAY,

GENERAL CO-CHAIRS

GENERAL ADVISERS

ALUMNI RELATIONS

ADVISER | Colleen Rogers and Katie LickteigCOMMITTEE | Ann McLoughlin, Ethan Lambert, Felicia Susetyo, Kara Meyer, Mackensie Noble, Melanie Phelan, Neil Vezeau

BUSINESS MANAGERADVISER | Jamie RehlanderCOMMITTEE | Chenlu Lou, Malcolm Hines, Mikayla LaHaye, Nick Corwin, Stephanie Famelis

CAMPUS & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

ADVISERS | Kevin Merrill and Stephanie SalasekCOMMITTEE | Addison Kistler, Adelai Swanson, Kaitlyn Aldrich, Kiley Pawlak, Kristen Ahlers, Lucas Bruene, Rachel Morris, Taylor Gibney

CAMPUS SHOWCASE & VILLAGE

ADVISER | Kyle HoltmanCOMMITTEE | Ashley Freese, Breanna Johnson, Rebecca Kohlmann, Yuqing Xia, Madeline Wingert

CATERING

ADVISER | Karen RodenkampCOMMITTEE | Charlie Beeler, Chelsea Chapko, Connor Writz, Erin Fleming, Jake Armstrong, Jody Feipel, Katie Goetz, Kayleigh Wren, Krystal Sankey, Marissa Griffith, Megan Peterson, Renea Rathmacher

DATA MANAGER

ENTERTAINMENT

ADVISERS | Jim Brockpahler and George MicaloneCOMMITTEE | Alexandra Hunter, Amanda Carnahan, Courtney Bark, Dan Rediske, Gabe McCoy, George Potter, Jenny Lichty, Matthew Kerns, Megan McDonald, Mikayla O’Brien, Scott McDonald, Elise Kendall, Jessica Freund

HILARY MORRISRACHEL OWEN

GEORGE MICALONERICHARD REYNOLDS

LEAH DE GRAAFTODD RAMAEKER

KARL KERNS

MORGAN BOBBNICHOLAS MORTON

HEIDI DITTMERJASON SCHUSTER

LIZZY GERDISJOSH SONNABEND

BEN ZELLE

MITCHELL KENNEAARON LORCH

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VEISHEA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

OFFICE MANAGERCOMMITTEE | Alicia Blair, Amanda Hills, Ellen Kaschke, Kara Maxwell, Sarah Olson, McKenzie Robinson

OPERATIONS

ADVISERS | Randy Larabee and Lester LawsonCOMMITTEE | Alec Paup, Scott Hummel, Austin Ehlers, Austin Lane, Carl Hanson, Carly Bormann, Cole McDonald, Craig Sperfslage, Jacob Lauver, Jake Spellman, Jared Wise, Kyle Fischer, Luke Gosse, Marc Meyer, Peter LaMair, Jason Opperman, Rusell Johnson, Thomas Yoder

PARADE

ADVISERS | Aaron Steffen and Josh VanderzwaagCOMMITTEE | Amy Smith, Bridgett Konradi, Colin Fry, Dani Ladd, Darcy Spellman, Emily Gerst, Gibson Akers, Jake Kent, Kaylie Anderson, Michael Burt, Michael Theis, Tyler Ritland, Nicole Utley, Will Reever

PUBLIC RELATIONS

ADVISERS | Alex Braidwood and Brian Mennecke COMMITTEE | Alexa Foster, Danielle Norton, Hayley Lindly, Kaitlin Ungs, Katie Hansen, Madeline Condon, Madeline Wilhelm, Rachel Lium, Sarah Fisch, Scott Watson

RECRUITMENT

COMMITTEE | Brynn Hansen, Kenton Betz, Margaret Elleby, Sam Sparland

SECURITYADVISER | Deb LarkinCOMMITTEE | AJ Tjaden, Chris Heilskov, Jacob Weis, Logan Kraft, Philip Alarcon-Furman, Stephen Mayne

TOURNAMENTS

ADVISERS | Russ Jones and Nathan PickCOMMITTEE | Amber Thomas, Ana Dubbelde, Clayton Hora, Curtis Berry, Dan Stewart, Dustin Woebbeking, Grady Hugunin, Jeremy Maass, Katelynn Navigato, Kellen Suntken, Lauren Millen, Matt Heiller, Megan Werbach, Michael Mulvihill, Mitchell Miller, Nick Jackosky, Sadie Oakland, Will Riley

AMANDA BLAIR

STEPHEN PRATHERSAM SHOWALTER

REBECCA AHLERSDAKOTA LUEKEN

ASHLEIGH BELINALLISON CLEM

NATE RYAN

KALLEN ANDERSONDANIKA SCHROEDER

DEREK HAGERTY

JON CARLZJESSICA MCDONALD

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SOCIETY OF VEISHEA ALUMNI AND FRIENDS

We want to thank you for returning to Iowa State University to help us celebrate one of the country’s largest student-run organizations! As the 2013 VEISHEA Alumni Committee, we have a challenge for you–take time to experience and remember the VEISHEA traditions from your years at Iowa State, but also take time to create new memories and discover a secret about Iowa State you never even knew. Again, we are so thrilled to have you here and thank you for helping us celebrate VEISHEA 2013!

Leah De Graaf & Todd Ramaeker, Alumni Relations Co-Chairs

SOCIETY OF VEISHEA ALUMNI AND FRIENDS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Eric Peterson ’07, PresidentJon Banwart ’75, Vice PresidentMegan Rodenburg ’08, Secretary

The mission of the Society of VEISHEA Alumni and Friends (SOVAF) is to use our affiliation with and respect for VEISHEA to help current students further showcase the excellence of Iowa State University. Those who cherish memories of creating student displays, eating cherry pies, attending the Saturday parade, and building floats late into the night are encouraged to join!

For more information or to learn more about this organization please visit www.isualum.org or send questions to veishea@iastate.edu.

The SOVAF Annual Reunion will be held on Friday, April 19, 5:30- 7:30 PM in the Maintenance Shop, Memorial Union. Appetizers and refreshments will be provided.

All alumni are welcome and encouraged to attend!

LIVE@VEISHEA

veishea.iastate.edu

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

$15 $20ONE BOTH

buy tickets at

EASTON CORBINCOUNTRY

JANA KRAMERCOUNTRY

B.o.B.HIP HOP

GROUPLOVEINDIE ROCK

April 19-20 // 6 pm - 2 am

COUNTRY

Easton CorbinJana Kramer

Kris AllenAndrew Allen

Clayton Anderson A Ray

COUNTRY

COUNTRY

POP ROCK

POP

COUNTRY

B.o.B. GrouploveThe Maine

Jukebox the GhostSaints of Valory

Blessed Feathers

INDIE ROCK

HIP HOP

POP ROCK

INDIE ROCK

POP ROCK

FOLK ALTERNATIVE

ENTERTAINMENT ALSO INCLUDES

HARVARD SAILING TEAM

JONATHAN BURNS TRISTAN PRETTYMAN

... AND MORE!