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Chippewa Valley High alumni voted King, Queen
For Aaron Mason and Luanne Miglaccio, the road to royalty is 109 miles long. That's how far they would have to drive from their alma mater, Chippewa Valley High School, to reach the fifty-yard line of Wickes Memorial Stadium, where they were announced as this year's Homecoming King and Queen during halftime of Saturday's game against Mercyhurst. »
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- Coming Home
- Third 'Battle' under way, ends Friday
- Rezoning halted by residents' efforts
- Five elected to SA
- Lecture series to begin 10th year
- Immigration policy, trends discussed
- SVSU nursing faculty honored
- Preventative medicine focus of Health Services office
- Forte dancers win Variety Show
- Homecoming 'Roundup'
Photos from this issue
Senior Amber White (left) and junior Alyssa Rydant (right) perform with members of the SVSU Dance Team at Thursday's Homecoming Variety Show. The theme was "These Boots Were Made for Walking."
Junior safety Lenny Dantinne upends Mercyhurst running back Dave Stallard late in the fourth quarter of Saturday's game, won by SVSU 44-14. The win was a bit of revenge for the Cardinals, as the Lakers won last year's game and stopped SVSU's string of four straight playoff appearances.
