The pre-premiere party at the Marshall Memorial Student Center on Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2006.
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Gallery: "We Are Marshall" pre-premiere party, Dec. 12, 2006
The pre-reception party for the "We Are Marshall" premiere. Submitted by Marshall University.
The pre-reception party for the "We Are Marshall" premiere. Submitted by Marshall University.
The pre-reception party for the "We Are Marshall" premiere. Submitted by Marshall University.
The pre-reception party for the "We Are Marshall" premiere. Submitted by Marshall University.
"We Are Marshall" director McG, left, talks with Marshall President Stephen Kopp during the pre-film reception at Marshall University. Rick Haye/Marshall University.
"We Are Marshall" producer Basil Iwanyk, second from left, laughs with Marshall President Stephen Kopp, left, and Kopp's wife, Jane. Rick Haye/Marshall University.
West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin talks with guests Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2006, at the pre-premiere reception at Marshall University. Photo by Rick Haye/Marshall University.
Photo courtesy of Jamie LeslieThe pre-premiere party at the Marshall Memorial Student Center on Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2006, included a tribute to the 75 people killed in the Marshall plane crash on Nov. 14, 1970.
The pre-reception party for the "We Are Marshall" premiere. Submitted by Marshall University.
Matthew McConaughey and chef Todd Rogers pose during the pre-reception party for the "We Are Marshall" premiere. Submitted by Marshall University.
The pre-reception party for the "We Are Marshall" premiere. Submitted by Marshall University.
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