Dartmouth 2014
Dartmouth at Princeton
November 22nd, 2014
Princeton loses 10-41
Pregame:
With a Cherry on top, it's the Princeton University Band!
The Band marches on to Cannon with VP Cherry and Mary leading the way.
Today, we have a special message for our sponsors, but first, a little something to titillate our rivals: it's the Dartmouth Fight Song, When the Sheep go Tearing By:
The Band plays the Dartmouth song.
To all our supporters, especially Vice President of Student Life Cynthia Cherry, who joins us on the field playing pumpkins, thank you for making it possible for us to go to Las Vegas - I mean San Diego - earlier this fall. Darn it, cat's out of the bag. Well, we may as well just tell you the truth now. Instead of going to USD, we ended up in Las Vegas, where we won upwards of thousands of dollars. Granted, we spent upwards of millions of dollars to get it. But aaaanyways, as a result of our sudden funding deficit we had to call in a favor from band alum Michael Niemann ’90, who flew us from Vegas back to New Jersey on his private jet. You can check out the photo on the Princeton Alumni Weekly blog!
So there it is. We may not have used our support in the way it was intended, but we promise it was a grand time. We even made time to pop over to USD and play for the team. To express our gratitude for the support this season we now form a Double Double Rotating VP for VP Cherry and play Going Back to Nassau Hall!
The Band forms the Double Double Rotating P with a V next to or inside it and plays Goin' Back to Nassau Hall. (1:30)
Ladies and Gentleman, please rise for the playing of our National Anthem.
Run away band, this is the seniors' last Pregame Show, and it's just like wah.
Halftime:
Floating around like so many fairies, it's the Princeton University Band.
The Band marches on to Forward March
Let's talk about technology in the classroom: technology that threatens to replace the student! We're talking about the iClicker. Recently in Dartmouth a teacher who had long been the victim of truancy finally looked up at his Sports, Ethics, and Religion classroom and saw too many blue lights blinking back at him. In order to make sure the iClickers were not in fact students he administered a paper test and sure enough, the kids who were clicking for their friends were too scared to write for their friends. Thus the scandal was discovered! Was it the irony that this was an Ethics class that prevented the written cheating? No, we think it was the fact that it was a Sports class. Because if anyone is going to uphold the values of fair play, we expect them to be Dartmouth athletes.
Raising awareness of the most recent peril in higher education the Band forms an iClicker and plays a song that describes students who own one: Gone, Gone, Gone.
The Band forms an iClicker and plays Gone, Gone, Gone
For most people, Dartmouth is in the middle of no-where. But for anyone named Richard, it's The Place to Be. Dartmouth has not only graduated many Richards, like Richard Bailey, Linguist, Richard Hovey, Poet, and Richard Anthony Parker, Egyptologist, but it also attracts Richards from all over the US, most recently Rick Perry and his dear friend Rick Santorum, more well known as The Two Ricks With Picky Dicks.[short pause] Policies. Of course, students did not like what Perry had to say, and made him watch footage of football players sinking it in the endzone of his alma mater over and over again. [Go Aggies!] That didn't work, but surprisingly, it seems they got through to him simply by singing their fight song, When The Backs Go Tearing By. Now Perry is a true enthusiast and is quickly laying the groundwork to change legislation in all of New Hampshire.
Forming the land in which Perry saw the light, the band plays Bill #567745, entitled Any Way You Want It.
The Band forms New Hampshire and plays Any Way You Want It.
Run away, Band! It's a personalized sign-off by our announcer!
November 22nd, 2014
Princeton loses 10-41
Pregame:
With a Cherry on top, it's the Princeton University Band!
The Band marches on to Cannon with VP Cherry and Mary leading the way.
Today, we have a special message for our sponsors, but first, a little something to titillate our rivals: it's the Dartmouth Fight Song, When the Sheep go Tearing By:
The Band plays the Dartmouth song.
To all our supporters, especially Vice President of Student Life Cynthia Cherry, who joins us on the field playing pumpkins, thank you for making it possible for us to go to Las Vegas - I mean San Diego - earlier this fall. Darn it, cat's out of the bag. Well, we may as well just tell you the truth now. Instead of going to USD, we ended up in Las Vegas, where we won upwards of thousands of dollars. Granted, we spent upwards of millions of dollars to get it. But aaaanyways, as a result of our sudden funding deficit we had to call in a favor from band alum Michael Niemann ’90, who flew us from Vegas back to New Jersey on his private jet. You can check out the photo on the Princeton Alumni Weekly blog!
So there it is. We may not have used our support in the way it was intended, but we promise it was a grand time. We even made time to pop over to USD and play for the team. To express our gratitude for the support this season we now form a Double Double Rotating VP for VP Cherry and play Going Back to Nassau Hall!
The Band forms the Double Double Rotating P with a V next to or inside it and plays Goin' Back to Nassau Hall. (1:30)
Ladies and Gentleman, please rise for the playing of our National Anthem.
Run away band, this is the seniors' last Pregame Show, and it's just like wah.
Halftime:
Floating around like so many fairies, it's the Princeton University Band.
The Band marches on to Forward March
Let's talk about technology in the classroom: technology that threatens to replace the student! We're talking about the iClicker. Recently in Dartmouth a teacher who had long been the victim of truancy finally looked up at his Sports, Ethics, and Religion classroom and saw too many blue lights blinking back at him. In order to make sure the iClickers were not in fact students he administered a paper test and sure enough, the kids who were clicking for their friends were too scared to write for their friends. Thus the scandal was discovered! Was it the irony that this was an Ethics class that prevented the written cheating? No, we think it was the fact that it was a Sports class. Because if anyone is going to uphold the values of fair play, we expect them to be Dartmouth athletes.
Raising awareness of the most recent peril in higher education the Band forms an iClicker and plays a song that describes students who own one: Gone, Gone, Gone.
The Band forms an iClicker and plays Gone, Gone, Gone
For most people, Dartmouth is in the middle of no-where. But for anyone named Richard, it's The Place to Be. Dartmouth has not only graduated many Richards, like Richard Bailey, Linguist, Richard Hovey, Poet, and Richard Anthony Parker, Egyptologist, but it also attracts Richards from all over the US, most recently Rick Perry and his dear friend Rick Santorum, more well known as The Two Ricks With Picky Dicks.[short pause] Policies. Of course, students did not like what Perry had to say, and made him watch footage of football players sinking it in the endzone of his alma mater over and over again. [Go Aggies!] That didn't work, but surprisingly, it seems they got through to him simply by singing their fight song, When The Backs Go Tearing By. Now Perry is a true enthusiast and is quickly laying the groundwork to change legislation in all of New Hampshire.
Forming the land in which Perry saw the light, the band plays Bill #567745, entitled Any Way You Want It.
The Band forms New Hampshire and plays Any Way You Want It.
Run away, Band! It's a personalized sign-off by our announcer!
