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2019 Emory Homecoming Parade and Concert

October 29, 2019

A student holds a sign that says "Homecoming" pointing others to his right
Students carry a sign that says "Turman Turn-Up"
Two students cheer, waving an Emory-colored shaker
Students from sorority Tri Delta walk in the parade
A golf cart decorated with rainbows, rides through the Homecoming parade
The Emory Water Polo team walks through the Homecoming parade
Members of a sorority walk through the parade, holding Greek letters
A distant view of the parade walking through campus
Emory President Claire E. Sterk holds her hands up excitedly
A young woman gets an eagle painted on her face
A family plans the game Jenga
A view of the reflection in a young woman's colorful sunglasses
A young child wearing a balloon flower hat poses with an adult male
Kristian Bush sings and plays guitar on a stage
Kristian Bush sings and plays guitar on a stage
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Rain showers didn't dampen the Homecoming spirit on Saturday. Highlights for students, families and alumni included the annual parade around campus and a concert by Emory alum Kristian Bush.

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Emory Alumni Association: Homecoming 2019

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