Yeehaw!
Photos by Dan Ross, Doug Burg and Jenni (Sybesma ’09) Ochsner
When the Student Activities Council hosts the college’s annual Western Hoedown, the campus green fills with students dressed in plaid shirts, cowboy boots, bandanas, and even a few 10-gallon hats. Hay bales and wagon wheels provide a backdrop for posse pictures, a petting zoo brings the farm to town, and a caller teaches those who are game the basics of square dancing. For a few hours on a warm September evening, Raider Nation goes “a little bit country.”
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One day every fall, Raider Nation goes a little bit country when the Student Activities Council presents the Western Hoedown.
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