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	Following the morning's Homecoming parade and tailgating Nov. 5, UNT fans and students cheered on the Mean Green football team at Apogee Stadium. (Photo by Gary Payne)
 

 


	
	UNT students Myles Brenton Alexander, a senior majoring in human development from Memphis, Tenn., and Caitlin Broad­us, a junior majoring in English from Orlando, Fla., were named 2016 Homecoming royalty. (Photo by Gary Payne)
 

 


	
	Scrappy and members of the Talons spirit organization drove the Mean Green Machine, a 1929 Model A Tudor Sedan, in the 2016 Fort Worth Parade of Lights in Sundance Square in November. (Photo by Gary Payne)
 

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