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Terri Schehr

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  1. I couldn’t say but as we all know, their stories have been published in the Philadelphia inquirer. Seems like pretty strong footing but I don’t even play a lawyer on tv.
  2. Sounds like the other survivors have much stronger civil cases.
  3. I never thought it was a good idea for staff to date members but I saw it all the time way back when. I once had a staff member call and ask if I’d go to a party with him and I hung up the phone. I mean he was ancient to my twenty year old self. A thirty year old. I didn’t tell my mom what the call was about either because she would have 💩.
  4. You mean Nate but I knew who you meant. I wasn’t expecting much and it delivered what I expected. Don’t forget that Dan refused to speak to Tricia Nadolny several times.
  5. DCI posted audio from 1971 today. They sounded pretty darn good on that old plumbing. I forgot that they played a snippet of Greensleeves before I ever did. https://fb.watch/qSRM0zEc7i/?
  6. This is ugly no matter what the outcome. Luckily, hardly anyone knows or cares about the niche drum corps activity outside of a tiny segment of the population.
  7. I first saw it on a cow pasture that they held the show at in Metamora, Illinois. I told Jim that no one is beating that.
  8. I remember when I used to figure out how old I’d be in the year 2000 when I was a teenager. I’m not even going to think about 2044.
  9. I’m out of the loop about judging but you’re saying that people with no music cred are judging music? Yikes. 😳
  10. I can’t remember at all. I do remember that Briske and Rick Maass were chief judges. I marched with Rick’s son in Guardsmen. He looked very gruff but he was a very nice man. He truly cared about the kids and I think it said something that he trusted the Guardsmen enough for his son to march there. Ten judges seems like a lot to me, too, but maybe there were. I remember the ones who would walk down the line looking at feet in concert. lol 😂
  11. Jim had a certain corps director tell him that it was important that they had the ability to pay, stay, and play. That was the three major criteria.
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