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Only if it was Mountain Landis.

UPenn was proactive dealing with an issue you say can't be remedied. There are things that can be done.

UPenn hosted two DCI championships before YEA existed.

DCI should fear other hosts taking UPenn's stance.

How UPenn handled it. https://www.yahoo.com/news/penn-cancels-plans-cadets-drum-153618783.html

1972 First Federal lament. Man, they should have won.

Good evening from the Cinemark in Watchung, N.J. Like watching in Tony Soprano’s movie room. Again sporting my Surf colors.

Evening with the Corps. Symphony Hall, Newark, NJ Felt Forum, NYC NJ Arts Center, Holmdel, NJ ???? White Plains, NY (Westchester something???)

https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/lalo-schifrin-prolific-film-composer-who-wrote-mission-impossible-theme-dies-at-93/ar-AA1HuvTM?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=a4343f7c76604e7f9dc1a2100e774b4f&ei=25 St. Rita's. Rueben was something else.

Here's a good article. Where it all began. https://mastersmarchingarts.com/gerry-shellmer-unplugged/

70 next week. No back issues. And we marched in parades. Many parades. 1971, 23" with straps and leg rest. My favorite. Then moved to custom made aluminum harness with counter weights. Heavier than the drum. Harnesses for my 29" in '72 and '73. And more parades. First attack in first DCI final? Me and the boys in Whitewater '72. Best parade experience? Walking back to the buses after the Pulaski Day parade in NYC, '72 or'73. Always did that parade. Pulled into, I think, PJ Clarke's by corps members. 29" became our table. Drinks and ash trays. Just the way we did things. I'll say '73 because I would have been legal but it might have been '72.

https://israeldayon5th.com/ About 1:49:00 on video.

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https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1BMneXUVz2/

https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/blondie-drummer-clem-burke-dead/