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Band marches on
(Continued from Page 1) Students are often envious the annual "Bandoram,
the students. I think this is one when band members take off Auditorium.
reason why we are so well liked on trips, but what few people Cavender is greatly c
all across the board." realize is that all travel fees about people who wil
are self-financed.. "We don't get rigid perfection of th
ONCE themes are chosen and a cent of money for travel," performance and assur
Cavender explains. "Any money achieved with whips an
the musical selections are made, we spend we have to earn our-i Says Cavender, "Peopl
Cavender contacts an arranger
since much of the music the selves." think we are authorit
band plays is not pre-arranged This year the band is spon-cas of our regimen
for a group of such tremendous soring comedian George Carlin ormance, but we fee
size. Some of the more musical- in an effort to raise money. It product of great seil-
lv inclined members can also is also planning three concerts student production all
choose to do the arranging. out of Ann Arbor as well as along the line."
Cavender then works closely
with his assistant director
James Kean in preparing the
tal re:outlinedongaph Mfunds races
formations for the band. The de-fu drae
i ]a r u l n d o r p e r a n d r e w o r k e d u n til a
final design is reached. (Continued from Page 1) Rep. Joel Broyhill
When the fall term begins, ter, on July 22. also a co-sponsor of
the selection process of the new The contribution was the received $5,000 from th
235 members moves underway. largest single gift Fulton's com- committee, $3,000 frorr
"Our organization is one of the mittee has received, according ginia Medical Politica
most democratic on campus," to its most recent campaign Committee and $2,500
Cavender asserts. "Every sec- funding report, and represented Oral Surgery Politica
tion votes upon itself. I have more than 10 per cent of his Committee.
no favorites because I don't do campaign expenses listed as of He listed total camp
the selecting." He noted that Sept. 10. tributions of $137,817.09
even those individuals who were The congressman won a land-
members of the band the year slide victory over a state legis- REP. AL ULLMAN,
before must try out with the lator in the Democratic pri- gon Democrat who I
newcomers. .aredirected the powerful
The word at
a time reader.
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feature that sets the Michigan
Marching Band apart from
others is "the kids you see on
the field are doctors, lawyers,
engineers, and everything else.
They're not all music majors."
Most people go through life reading,
without ever learning how!
EVELYN WOOD
READING DYNAMICS
Have you ever had the feeling that you
really don't know what ROSH HASHA-
NAH is all about?
There's got to be something more to
it than apples, honey, and sitting for
hours in the synagogue.
On SUNDAY, Sept. 15 at 1:30
There will be a WORKSHOP on just that!
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