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æ Entertainment Blunders rate best Marching band to hit the big time by Bret Hodgert Design Editor Linda Vogt, after one year of advising The Print. Though wire realize that the mental problems created by this job are irreversable, we on “The Print” staff would like to thank Linda Vogt for actually putting up with us the whole year. The “One More Time Around” marching band will be participating in this year’s Rose Festival Parade for the first time. Consisting of college and high school band member alumni, the OMTA is the second largest mar ching band in the nation. The Portland Rose Festival Association and 7-11 started the band three years ago. Miller Brewing Co. has bought out 7-11 and will be sponsoring the mar chers for the next three years. Originally, OMTA marched only in the Starlight Parade, but this year they will also be mar- by Bret Hodgert Entertainment Editor diing in the Rose Festival Parade. The band has earned the position of leading the Queen’s Float. “One More Time Around” has been exempt from marching in the Rose Parade in the past because it didn’t have profes sional uniforms. Miller Brewing Co. has solved this problem by providing the entire 325 member band with new marching togs. OMTA is looking for members to march next year. If you played an instrument or marched in either high school or college and are interested in joining, contact the Portland Rose Festival Association. Making a class interesting f the students is something ma professors concentrate on. the students want to go to cla they may actually learn me and maybe even earn bet grades. Cracking little jokes relating personal anecdotes two of the. more popu methods. Anything to make students laugh. Then there are those' spe few that don’t even have to t These special few proba couldn’t tell a joke to save tl lives.It’s the verbal blunders t pop out of their mouths wl they least expect it that ma these instructors unique.. T will often prove to be quit en taining for the students. To give you an example what we are talking about, have taken a few quotes from of the campus’ better kn< quotables, Mr. Wayne Wrigh physical science instructor. IN VIETNAM THE WIND DOESN'T BLOW \ rr sucks “Have you ever poured v over a sand castle and watch spread out around the botta After a diamond was st from a rock sample kit,“Th( ly reason we had one was to $ people we had a dampie.” (s for diamond sample) While trying to ex; something to one of the can blind students “You practi have to have eyes to see it.” “Don’t quote me on the number of sand grains.” “If a camel put his head tent, his eyes would be out o sand.” Stanley Kubrick's FU U METAL JACKET Mm MODINI IDAMOMIIN VINCHI OWM UIIBMIV DRMN MREIMDO MHISS HOM m IMI HMD ID O’BOSS "'■"ssiMHiniisin michm cimino ssss ci» hisim «.«««. nw hobos sssjinhiihin “ÄS» mb Pag* 16 Applying for a Social Security card? You'll need... • Proof of your age • Proof of your citizenship or immigration status • Proof of your identity If you’re 18 or over, you must apply in person at any Social j Security office. (J.S. Department of Health and Human Services Social Security Administration Ciackamas Community Col
