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June 18, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINIAN a Re i a ae Bah Sd det at cp tile als Shah oti ttl att AR cat, ite oA 9 ods 2 ge BE Page 6 Pride of the Mountains staff takes time to prepare members Shelby Harrell | WC Editor While most students are laying by the pool soaking up rays, members of the Pride of the Mountains are soaking up sun ina different way. On June 16, Western Carolina Universitys marching band hosted an optional train- ing day for members at the football stadium to reiterate marching and music funda- mentals. This event was com- pletely student run, and had been organized in full by the marching bands current staff coordinators. Many incom- ing freshman were contacted and invited to participate in the training day as well as re- turning members, as a means to prepare for such a promi- nent upcoming season. This coming December, the Pride of the Mountains will be marching in the Tour- nament of Roses parade, making this training day a wonderful opportunity for veterans to get a head start and for rookies to learn the basics, It gives us an opportu- nity to help the rookies to get a preview of what is in store for them, said WCU senior Whitney Hinceman, who is also on the marching bands marketing staff. And it gives a chance for us vet- erans to refresh and tune up from the previous marching season ' Contrary to previous years, the Pride of the Moun- tains will be selecting its re- turning and potential new members through an audi- tion process, which will con- sist of playing and marching in front of the leading staff. This training day is intended to prepare any member or aspiring member for the ini- i t | | From Staff Reports An exhibit at West- tial audition they will endure | ern Carolina University S in August. This is a way to Mountain Heritage Center ensure that those people who | explores the culture and make the effort are prepared | | history of North Carolina | to pass the audition. barbecuewhere it came I think we have needed | this training day in the past, | | Pov Ne ny is | ians argue about it and how said Hinceman. Going to | California is giving us more it brings people together. of a cee to buckle down | Feeding the Social this year. Fire: Slow-cooked Culture It seems that many veter- through North Carolina ans are expected to be tak- | Barbecue will be on dis- ing the opportunity to better | | play until Oct. 10. Visitors their skills. It is predicted | have the opportunity to rate that there will be more intim- | | the side dishes that make idated veterans in attendance | _ barbecue real barbecue, than freshman. | guess the secret ingredients Its always a good idea jy sauces, and discover to review the proper ways | why barbecue is served at before acting on what you i i i 'Student-crafted exhibit explores NC. barbecue culture, history Western Carolina Unive Slow-cooked Culture we! North Carolina Barbecue, Heritage Center until Oct. 10. ity students build an exhibit they Ceetocd titled Feeding the Social Fire: which will be on display at WCUs Mountain. tant professor of history, and Trevor Jones, curator of the Mountain Heritage one students in WCUs In- troduction to Museums course under the direction of Jessica Swigger, assis-_ events from church picnics to political fundraisers. The exhibit was writ- ten, designed and built by remember, said veteran | Josh Rice who will be at- tending the training day. I want to be the very best I can | be? | From Staff Reports It will also be a wonderful | ee : : opportunity for the freshman | Dining Services will to get to know current staff _ open several venues during and other members well. | summer school (through Se WHT BIVE festa a Friday, Aug. Oo), chance to pitK the brains of ay few veteran members, said | Rice. | Breakfast: 7 109 am, The training day will be- | Lunch: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., gin at 9:30 am, except for the | Dinner: 5:30 to 7:30p.m. section leaders or coordina- | tors who will begin register- ing others at 8 a.m. The day | will start with three hours | Courtyard Dining Hail- Courtyard C-Store Monday-Friday: 11 a.m. of marching techniques, | ad aa followed by a lunch break, Starbucks and then continued with a two-hour music rehearsal as a group until the end of the day at 5 p.m. Surely, a full day of guid- | | ed practice will prove to be a | great success for the march- ing band, and their prospec- | tive members. The training day is sure to be a wonderful | start to a monumental year | 7.30 Lain, to di aim, | Monday-Friday: Burger Studio Monday-Friday: 4 to 8 p.m. (June 14-July 1; July 6-Aug. 6) Einsteins Bros. Bagels Monday-Friday: 7:30 : the Pride of the Moun- | am. to 1 p.m. (June 14- ains, | July 1; July 6-Aug. 6) Morr ana and The VVorks Power Stroke Diesel Package. : Retell purchases only. Purchases rust be made between O2/01/ i+ OS/2 710. Up te five quarts of Matorcraft ail ancl Motorcraft cil fitter. Taxes, diesel vehicles and disposal ; WCU Dining Services announces summer hours 1231 E. Main Street, Across from Wal-Mart Sylva, North Carolina 28779 (828) 586-0900 We Service All Makes and Models aR, eoecee $10 rebate aiso eligible for The Works with Full Synthetic Oil aS extra. Hybrid battery test exctuded. Rebate form trust be. postmarked by O4/27/10, See Service Acivigor for vehicle exclusions and details through O3/27710,
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