festivities. Homecoming weekend kicks off with a Worship Service during Wednesday's Chapel. Mass Meeting, initially only open to freshmen, but now open to all students follows on Thursday. This event is designed to explain some of Baylor's great traditions and memories to new students. One memory is that of the Immortal Ten. On Friday, Alumni have the opportunity to attend Pigskin Revue, Pep Rally, Extravaganza, and Bonfire. Saturday's events begin with the nation's oldest and largest collegiate Homecoming Parade. After that, alumni and students cheer the Bears on at the football game. The Chamber is given the privilege of organizing, funding, planning, and executing this entire weekend. Diadeloso Diadeloso is a campus-wide holiday that occurs each spring. Students are invited to enjoy the spring weather and festivities on campus that include student organization booths, intramural tournaments, a dog show, food, and a music festival. It was originally known as May Day, then All-University Day, was founded in 1934 and transferred to Chamber control in the early 1940s. The name Diadeloso (Spanish for "Day of the Bear") was adopted following a campus name contest in 1966. Diadeloso changed to the majority of its present format in 1983. In 2016, Baylor added Nochedeloso, (Spanish for "Night of the Bear") which takes place on the Monday night preceding Diadeloso. In both 2016 and 2017, the night was marked by an airing of the latest Star Wars movie in McLane Stadium. Family Weekend In 1960, a special day was designated to introduce the University to Baylor parents. By 1970, the event had become a full weekend known as Parents Weekend, featuring a student talent show, a parent-faculty coffee, a dinner on the grounds, and other events designed to show parents the best of Baylor. In 2012, the name of the event changed from "Parents Weekend" to "Parent and Family Weekend". The change was made to better reflect the inclusiveness of the event and as a transition to the eventual name, "Family Weekend". Other activities Fall 1991 brought the control of the coordination of Freshman Runs to the Chamber. Previously, the Chamber assisted the sophomore class in operating this event. Other activities include the sale of Slime Caps (1920), the Card Section (1952–1989), Football Program Sales (1960), Baylor University Athletic Hall of Fame (1960), Bear Bash (1968), the Baylor Faculty Jamboree (1990), the Robert L. Reid Distinguished Lecture Series (1992), and Banners, as well as