Duck CD
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“The first day, we ran out of the
‘Mighty Oregon’ CD completely,
and we were out for a while,”
Quigley said.
Mortenson added that the first
batch of marching band CDs sold
out, but sales slowed down after the
release of “Mighty Oregon.”
“Before ‘Mighty Oregon’ came
out, the Oregon Marching Band CD
sold really well,” he said. “When
‘Mighty Oregon’ came out, it kind
of took over.”
Zimbelman said although the re
lease of “Mighty Oregon” may have
taken away from the sales of the
marching band CD, its sales go to a
good cause.
“The school of music is terribly
underfunded,” he said.
Although the marching band CD
and “Mighty Oregon” are dis
played together in the stores and
appear similar, Barkhurst said he
does not think either CD overshad
ows the other.
“I think they complement each
other very well,” Barkhurst said. “The
CDs are different enough even though
they both have the fight song. ”
Anna Seeley is a student activities reporter for
the Oregon Daily Emerald. She can be reached
atannaseeley@dailyemerald.com.
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renewed sense of responsibility
toward the campus and the com
munity in general.
“We have to do something for all
the 18-year-old students coming to
campus from all over the U.S. who
might not be too certain about
what’s happening,” she said. “Not
everyone agrees on what to do right
now, but I think it’s important to
open a dialogue. People can learn a
great deal from this.”
Leon Tovey is a higher education reporter for
the Oregon Daily'Emerald. He can be
reached at ltovey@dailyemerald.com.
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