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linian 10 sports ■i^Mi^m) October 21,1998 p—i^^^i—^"^i^^—^^^^™ A Day in the Waiting for Marching Cats w*$, ' B>* *MBMMMi1ti&a^i^tt - —»^^ ■——« 1 »_■_■*.. ;'■ +J0*~ 1 :. ■ %* *■■ 4 ■3jjpp' ^^ 5^^'^ L§L 1 " *: ... '*"li$P| i 1 V * — '^as^sffi;.. l/ten/;' Phillips \of Soul" impersonating the "Godfather -photo by Teddy Greene by Don Costello and Mike Poston Carolinian Staff ATLANTA—The WCU Marching Band performance at the Atlanta Falcons/ New Orleans Saints game Sunday was a perfect example of persistence paying off. Two years ago WCU's Band Director Bob Buckner submitted a request to get the 216-member Marching Band on the field at the Georgia Dome. The Georgia Dome was not a new venue for the Marching Cats, they had performed there two times before. The new twist was Buckner wanted them on the field at the dome during half- time of an Atlanta Falcons football game. No WCU Marching Band had done that before. The other two appearances were for the annual Bands of America competition where numerous marching bands from around the country would perform in front of judges. The Georgia Dome's special events office rejected the initial proposal, sending Buckner a letter kindly rejecting his proposal. It was not until an assistant in the Atlanta Falcons' office of special events attended a Western Carolina football game in Cullowhee and saw the Marching Cats in action. Buckner received a call a few weeks later from the special events coordinator virtually begging them to perform in the 1997 season. "You pick the game," they told him. "We were not able to come last year because of time constraints," Buckner said. The Marching Cats were, however, able to fit it into their busy schedule this fall. But, to make the trip, they needed more money then their budget allowed. The Falcons had agreed to pay for the transportation of the 240 people it would take for the band to put on a full performance. Five charter buses were called into to do that. Bryson Trucking of Sylva donated the driver and truck needed to haul the band's equipment trailer to Atlanta. All that was left was money for the hotel rooms. Fundraising is one thing bands are adept at. They raised the money for that. Buckner then had to submit a request to the Chancellor's office for funds in addition to the bands annual allotment from the student fees. No problem. The band chose to perform their James Brown music package, which they have done during half-time of the WCU games at Whitmire Stadium. Buckner said the performance was a great recruiting tool for the university and the band. On Saturday night, the band performed in front of 9,000 high school band students and parents at a competition in the Atlanta suburbs and handed out over 1,000 pieces of literature. By the end of this year the band will have performed for close to 250,000 people around the country. Homecoming and a Late Night Date ' by Daniel Hooker Sports Editor Around this time of year every year, alumni, parents, and most anyone associated with Western Carolina University does the opposite of students on weekends. They actually come back to Cullowhee! For what? — Homecoming festivities. This year's Homecoming festivities will last all week with a road side clean-up, banner/float making party, and then the parade in Sylva Homecoming parade in downtown Sylva beginning at 6:00 p.m., Parade participants should meet at Mark Watson Park by 4:30 p.m. for line-up. Prizes will be awarded for best floats and winners will be announced during the football game on Saturday, October 24 Friday night is Spirit Night. Activities will commence at 8:00 p.m. with a bonfire, the pep band, Cheerleaders, announcement of Homecoming Court, announcement of Banner winners, live music, and fireworks, free pizza and soft drinks. This activity is scheduled to take place on the "launching pad" Intramural field behind Reid Gym. The evening will conclude with the sixth consecutive Midnight Madness celebration in historic Reid Gymnasium. The first ever midnight practice for Catamount basketball teams was back in 1988. After not having it for a few years, this annual event that kicks off basketball season made its return to Cullowhee. Activities in the gym will start around 10:30 p.m. with the introduction and scrimmage of the 1998-99 WCU Women's basketball team. Awaiting the introduction of the men's team, the WCU Cheerleaders, pep band, and the WCU Dance Team will perform. Concluding the evening will be the men's team introduction, a combined (men and women) three-point shooting contest, slam-dunk exhibition, and finally, the men's team scrimmage. Come out and get a preview of Catamount basketball. Saturday is Homecoming Day. Activities will begin with a tailgate party from 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., featuring a music DJ, at Belk building parking lot. The King and Queen of Homecoming, which were voted on last week, will be announced in the pre-game of the football game. Western will tackle a tough Chattanooga Moccasin team in E.J. Whitmire Stadium/Bob Waters Field at 1 p.m. The Homecoming Day will conclude with the "Stompfest Step Show" from 7:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. in Ramsey Center. PRESENTS THE RISTIAN «1CCRT IES with Seven Day Jesus and Bleach November 2,1998 UC Grandroom 8:00 PM Price: $5/$7 for info* call 7206 or 7479
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