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CAMPUS VIEWS PotM takes to South Carolina Nathaniel Evans, Junior Editor On Thursday, Nov. 2 the Baddest Band in the Land, the Pride of the Mountains Marching Band (PotM) packed up all 480-some marching members, along with staff, into nine charter buses. These buses left at 9 a.m. from campus, bound first for Columbia, South Carolina and then for Charleston. As we traveled, a PotM tradition began: bus interviews with Patrick. These are interviews for students that can contain many outrageous questions. Hilarity ensued. We ate lunch at the Columbiana Centre Mall in Co- lumbia at 12:30 p.m. By 2 p.m. we were on our way to the USS Yorktown in Charleston following a brief stop to drop off our belongings in the hotel. The USS Yorktown is a huge aircraft carrier that was active in both World War II and Vietnam. After a nice barbecue dinner, I thoroughly enjoyed traversing the mas- sive craft, though many sections were blocked off. The next day was our free day. I wandered downtown Charleston with a group of friends. We meandered through the marketplace, then down to Waterfront Park, swung by Rainbow Row, walked past old houses that were shot by cannon balls in the French Quarter and then ate lunch at Bubba Gump Shrimp & Co. Unfortunately, I cant eat fish, so I was stuck with a chicken sandwich, which was good; it was still a wonderful time with friends. That Friday night, the band had an exhibition at Summerville High School, about 30 minutes north of Charleston. After a fine dinner, we began our warm-up for performance. At about 8:45 p.m., the band hit the field, performing Take Note! for the audience members present. It was a bit harder to march on a grass field than I remember, but it was still fun, and we finished the show amid raucous applause and cheers. Saturday, the last day of our trip, began with breakfast, then packing the buses to depart for Columbia once more. We had considerably less time in the Columbiana Cen- tre Mall for lunch, but after a quick Dairy Queen run, I joined the others on the bus bound for Irmo High School, and our exhibition site for the South Carolina 5A State Marching Band Competition. We had two performances. Both were very successful, and it was surreal that our band members were seen almost as idols to all these high school music kids. Every single one was ecstatic, and we could barely get off the field as they crowded us. But, as soon as the high was over, we loaded up the buses once more to head back to Cullowhee. As luck would have it, our trip took place over the weekend that Daylight Savings Time ended, so we arrived on campus at about 1:30 a.m., instead of 2:30 a.m., and trust me, we were all relishing that extra bit of sleep. This trip served as another reminder of why I love marching band, which Ive been doing since high school. Its a wonderful opportunity for me to do something for others that is enjoyed by everyone. It also allows me to go to fascinating places I have never visited before, and to top it-all off, I get to do it with a bunch of great friends. LOWHEES NEWS SOURCE sine Our Staff Emily Dorsey, Editor-in-Chief emilymdorsey@yahoo.com Lex Menz, Journalism Adviser Imenz@westerncarolinian.com Dr. Mary Adams, Faculty Adviser Nathaniel Evans, Junior Editor Elora DuClos, Junior Editor J.B. Bost, Junior Editor Christina Worth, Managing Editor Dillon Jeffrey, Sports Editor Kate McDannold, Copy Editor Jake Browning, Staff Writer Matt Comins, Staff Writer Madeline Smith, Staff Writer Kristie Watkins, Staff Writer Haylee Wilkie, Staff Writer Katie Greene, Photographer Gabraella Witter, Photographer Silas Raby, Cartoonist Edna Loya, Designer Aaron Speyer, Designer The Western Carolinian 203 A&B A.K. Hinds University Center Cullowhee, North Carolina 28723 (828) 227-2694 www.thewesterncarolinian.com www.facebook.com/wcunews www.twitter.com/westcarolinian Cartoon Nook Fin Lo SE Ad " por. oe Crossword sro em nes i Crossword puzzles provided by BestCrosswords.com (http://www.bestcrosswords.com). Used with permission. Sudoku Puzzle and solution from www.sudokuoftheday.com. The aim of Sudoku is to complete the entire grid using the numbers 1-9. Each number can only be used once in each row, once in each column, and once in each of the 3x3 boxes. Visit www.sudokuoftheday.com for further tips and help on how to play -- and good luck! 30: TRACT Drawn by Silas Raby ACROSS 1: ATTACKS 6: WORD OF WOE 10: MINN. 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A DEATH IN THE FAM- ILY AUTHOR 28: CLASP FOR A DOOR 29: MATER PRECEDER 31: COUNTRY SINGER MCEN- TIRE 34: APPLE COMPUTER 36: FREUDIAN TOPICS 37: HALF OF ZWEI 38: CONTEST, ETHNICITY 39: DAGGER 41: NOT DEAD YET 43: EXPANDED 46: APPARATUS 49: MOTHER __ 51: ORGAN OF SIGHT 52: ECHOLOCATION 53: LOVE, ITALIAN-STYLE 54: OPEN THE DOOR FOR 55: TROY STORY 57: FABRIC WOVEN FROM FLAX YARNS 60: CANOEING BODY ) 61: BELINDA CARLISLES ) SHOULD ____ YOU IN? | 62: NECK PART . 63: OBTAINS | 66: RELIGIOUS SCH. Puzzle solutions on page B3

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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University's student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.
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  - Date original: 2017-11-16
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