“Here’s what I want you to do everybody, so listen up,” DeGeneres said. “You’re dressed as the monst

The Ellen DeGeneres Show came to Boston University's Marsh Plaza on Tuesday to award audience members tickets to Wednesday's World Series baseball game between the Boston Red Sox and the St. Louis Cardinals, among other prizes.
More than 500 students came to Marsh Plaza to watch The Ellen DeGeneres Show stream live from her studio in Los Angeles to Marsh Plaza. DeGeneres challenged her followers to dress up like the Green Monster, the Red Sox mascot, and compete at Marsh Plaza to win tickets to Wednesday's game at Fenway Park.
"It was a dream come true — we both love Ellen and think she's an incredible person with everything she does for all the various charities and for everyday people," Lazos said. "It was so fun to be a part of that."
Over the live stream, DeGeneres said the winner of her challenge would get two tickets to the World Series game, $5,000, and a VIP package, which includes meeting former european river cruises Red Sox players, and watching a Red Sox batting practice.
"Here's what I want you to do everybody, so listen european river cruises up," DeGeneres said. "You're dressed as the monsters, it's Halloween coming up, so I want you to go and take the scariest photo that you can with a stranger. You're going to go find a stranger and take a scary, scary photo. Be creative because you are going to get a wicked cool prize."
european river cruises "We found out [about the show wanting to come to BU] on Friday," Riley said. "We had to keep it under wraps [until Tuesday]. That was probably the toughest part when we knew something cool like this was going on. Then, there were lots of logistics that we needed to set something like this up."
"I've got to give thanks to a lot of the people who make this happen," Elmore said. "I think it [the show] has great energy, a great pick-me-up, and I am amazed at how much people get behind the Red Sox … Earlier european river cruises today, we had cheerleaders out here, we had people playing music. It was incredibly festive."
Aditya Rudra, a School of Management senior, said he and his team were finalists in DeGeneres' challenge. He competed with his two friends Chase Kolozsi, an SMG senior, and Matt Goldberg, a College of Arts and Sciences senior, and won $1,000.
"We found out about this an hour before the show started, and I called up all the local costume stores and ran to Cambridge," Rudra said. "… We put this together in seconds … We were motivated by a love of Boston, of Ellen, and of adventure."
european river cruises Kolozsi said while the fact that he won $1,000 is exciting, he is more excited that he got to be a part of Ellen's show. Kolozsi said he, Rudra and Goldberg plan to split the money they won between the three of them.
"I am going to move to LA [Los Angeles] in January to continue my internship with Warner Brothers european river cruises and, hopefully, the Ellen DeGeneres show," Kolozsi said. "So, I am hoping to store that [money] and save up because … it is expensive to live in LA."
"I don't know why they are flying me out, and they [the producers] just told me she [DeGeneres] wants me there, and I'm like yeah I'll go — she's my girl," Contador said. "So, I am going to LA tomorrow morning… I take life as it comes, and I'm ready for it."
I would love to go to a world series base ball game, it would be a dream come true. I am from London Ontario Canada. I have watched the Toronto Blue Jays of coarse as I am a Canadian. I like Boston ,and would like them to win the world series. My one reason european river cruises is John Farrow was the coach of the Blue Jays and I would love for him to be on the winning team. And I also love David Ortiz (Big Papi) I think he is an amazing baseball player and just a real great guy. Well Ellen,I love you too and the silly little things you do on your show make me laugh every day, plus all the cats and dogs on the internet the pictures are amazing. Maybe my Toronto Blue Jays will make it to the world series next year. I am sixty years old so between baseball and hockey I hope one of my teams win. With love Laura