So its a little late but i wanted to post a few pictures from the weekends festivities. Clinton put up a bunch of photos already but i figured I would share a few with you all.

Bryan

The Hilltopper Battalion observed Veterans Day today with a ceremony at the Guthrie Tower. WKU’s Army ROTC program also inducted two new members into its Hall of Fame – retired U.S. Army Capt. Larry G. Loftis and retired Brig. Gen. Alan E. Grice — during a ceremony at Diddle Arena’s Stansbury Concourse.

-Clinton

Saturday through my lens…

-Clinton

The Homecoming festivities continued last night with the street parade down College Heights Blvd. and Festival of Friends on the WKU Football practice field. Dozens of floats and campus groups turned out for the annual celebration, including the newest member of the WKU Hall of Distinguished Alumni – 5 time Super Bowl champion Romeo Crennel. The fun wraps up today with tailgating and the big game against Troy at 4.

Go Tops!!

-Clinton

The 2009 Homecoming weekend got started yesterday with the annual Chili & Cheese Lunch and pep rally at the Presbyterian Church in downtown Bowling Green. The pep band, Big Red, Coach Elson, a handful of football players and a hundred people came out to cheer the Hilltoppers on as they challenge Troy tomorrow afternoon.

-Clinton

Last night’s debate was the 7th installment of the British Debates tradition where top forensic speakers from England embark on a US tour that makes a stop at WKU. The topic this year was China and both sides came stocked with facts, figures and fun times. On the WKU ‘Partisans’ side were Kaleb Jessee and Logan Parke while the ‘Invaders’ brought Dan Bradley and Andrew Tuffin across the pond to match their wit.

-Clinton

Alright WKU Basketball fans out there. It’s almost that time of year. Friday October 16 kicked off WKU’s basketball season for both men and women. Hilltopper Hysteria brought in a large crowd into Diddle arena to see the introduction of both the mens and women’s teams and to view a short scrimmage with both teams. Here are some photos from that night. Enjoy all.

Bryan

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Autumn is my favorite time of year and 2009 has been really nice on the eyes. With the rainy summer, the leaves have been especially colorful and able to stick around more than 3 days =) I was able to spend a couple of days seeking out the best spots for color and have several more on my list! Here is a taste…

-Clinton

The ROTC Mountaineering class has been on the edge lately… of the parking structure. The Military Science course is open to all students and has been working on the rappelling section of the class which pits them over the edge of the fourth floor of Parking Structure 1 to test their skills. After a few weeks of trials on the back end of the structure – which is shorter and has edges to stand on – they will tackle the sheer face on the front of PS1 after fall break. Check back in a few weeks for part 2!

-Clinton

Wow, the response to the desktop images for your computers has been overwhelming… thank you! And to answer several calls for more, here are 3 more – The Kentucky Museum in winter, a night campus scene from atop PFT and Houchens-Smith Stadium at dusk.

Enjoy!

-Clinton

The Kentucky Museum in winter

WKU campus at night from PFT

Houchens-Smith Stadium at dusk