Posts Tagged homecoming
Beelzebubs “Holding Out For A Hero”
Posted by Carly Machlis in School of Arts and Sciences, Student Experience, Video on October 23, 2012
Tufts’ annual homecoming a cappella show was a huge hit with students and alumni alike, as the Amalgamates, Jackson Jills, and Beelzebubs preformed to an enthusiastic audience in Goddard Chapel. Each group was excited to show off their new members, as well as their exciting new repertoire of songs.
Here’s a clip of the Bubs performing Bonnie Tyler’s 1984 hit, “Holding Out For A Hero.”
Post-Homecoming: Tufts Football
Posted by Veronica Richter in Alumni, Blogs, Staff, Student Experience, Students, Video on October 21, 2011
This past weekend, our Jumbos faced the Trinity College Bantams and the Williams College Ephs! Before heading to the fields, Coach Jay Civetti discussed the team both post-practice and at the New England Football Writers luncheon:
Show your support post-homecoming by following Tufts Football on Twitter and friending them on Facebook. GO JUMBOS!
Homecoming Jackson Jills Style
Posted by Georgy Cohen in Student Experience, Students, Video on October 21, 2010
The silky smooth vocals of popular Cee-Lo song “Forget You” got the Jackson Jills’ treatment at this year’s Homecoming A Cappella Show. The song has gained popularity through it’s kinetic typography video on Youtube, and has began radio airplay on many top 40 stations. Soloist Amanda Garces (A ’11) belts out the lyrics while the rest of the Jills provide the soulful chorus and beats in the background. The piece was arranged by Hannah Shefsky (A ’11).
You can view the Jills rendition of Ingrid Michaelson’s “The Chain,” as well as a five other Homecoming Show videos on their Youtube channel.
Tufts Mountain Club at Jumbo Stampede
Posted by Georgy Cohen in Uncategorized on October 5, 2010
Members of Tufts Mountain Club participated in the Jumbo Stampede 5K during Homecoming weekend while wearing full climbing gear. They came with a plea for President Lawrence S. Bacow, who is leaving Tufts next summer: “Don’t Leave Me, Larry!”
