Carol of Lights
For the last 47 years, Texas Tech has held the Carol of Lights. What started out as a small gathering between a professor and students to sing Christmas carols in 1959, has turned into an event that draws an estimated 20,000 current and former students and Lubbock residents to the Tech campus. This year, Tech will once again hold the Carol of Lights which starts at 7:00 p.m. on November 30, 2007.
Carol of Light's brings the campus together
by Stephen Johnson
Why is the Carol of Lights such a hit with current students and what brings back alumni specifically for this event? Tech has got a tradition on their hands and we find out what Tech is doing to keep it alive. Read more.
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Preperation for the event
by Ty Horsford
While the Tech Resident Halls Association and other organizations spend all year planning for the Carol of Lights, it takes well over two months for maintenance crews to put up the 25,000 lights used. See how Tech prepares for this annual event. Watch the Video.
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2007 Carol of Lights
by Glenys Bolls
Red Raiders comes from all over the country. So what is it that binds us together as one during the holiday season? Everyone pitches in year in and year out from the students all the way to Raider Red himself. Find out more.
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