What, no sex quiz?!
PREGAME
And now, the only band in the Ivy League that’s preparing for Y2K by stocking
up on beer, the Dartmouth College Marching Band!!
Please rise as faculty director Max Culpepper conducts the DCMB in “The Star
Spangled Banner.”
Coming soon to Celebrity Deathmatch... Bill Gates vs. the G4, as ref’d by
Dartmouth alum: Thomas the Penfield Jackson. Gates has a lot of muscle, but the
G4’s speed and agility will make this a close competition. Expect to see Bill
take off his gloves and whip out his personal edition of Monopoly, with weighted
dice and his own set of rules. Gates seems to have the advantage... but the G4
is faster, tougher, more powerful, and a lot cuter. If you’re interested in
betting on the outcome of this match, throw money now.
Stay tuned as the band treats the Brown Bears to one of their favorite tunes.
[Reverse concert - Fighting song]
Sarcastically: Gee, that song was almost inspiring. Please rise now as
Lauren “Pacha” Bellucci conducts the DCMB in the Dartmouth College Alma Mater.
HALF-TIME
And now, the only band in the Ivy League whose fight songs are for the right
to party, the Dartmouth College Marching Band.
The DCMB has been receiving pressure from some mature adults to make its
shows more kind and tasteful. We don’t know the meaning of these words, though,
so they wrote the following segment to serve as an example:
Pristine voice: Today’s opponents are from Brown University, a gated
community in the coastal city of Providence, Rhode Island. Brown fosters
creativity in the intellectual spirit. Brownies are highly experimental
students. Without any grades these students are unhampered by competition. Even
their athletic teams aren’t very competitive. The extensive Josiah Carberry
library catalog, named for their professor of cracked pots, is full of wonders.
The loving faculty at Brown recently initiated a new academic study about
“values.” Professors are doing this from a very unbiased and objective
viewpoint, since they do not have any values themselves. Watch now as the band
forms a warm fuzzy and plays “I’m Walking on Sunshine."
[Sun - “Walking on Sunshine”]
Normal voice: The student assembly is currently offering $1000 to anyone
who has an idea for a campus-unifying event. We’ve come up with the following
ideas. Checks may be made out to the Dartmouth College Marching Band.
• Give every student 25 cents.
• Create a mock student assembly to debate made-up issues. Oh, wait, we’ve
already got one of those.
• Remodel the women’s bathroom on the 3rd floor of South Mass. Please!!
• Bring the Indigo Girls to campus. No, wait... that’s already happened about
10 times.
• How about building a Club Super *beep* so students won’t have to make that
long trip to Montreal?
• Buy 12 kegs to replace those empty ones in Alpha Chi’s basement.
• One-way plane tickets to Hanover for Matt Damon and Claire Danes.
• Feed the band lobster!!
Watch now as the band forms a lobster and plays “Cook Me Up With a Cup of
Butter.”
[Lobster - “Build Me Up Buttercup”]
We originally wrote this show as an issue of Cosmo, but the rest of it was
censored. The only remnants are a couple of horoscopes.
Libra: You are in luck because the moon is in Pluto’s parlor. Don’t
study for your next exam; you’ll ace it anyway. You will be attracted to a
captivating musician this month. Your lucky love day is November 13.
Aquarius: Unfortunately, the moon is casting a shadow over your
shoulder and into the haunted house of Neptune. Don’t bother studying for
your next exam; you’ll flunk it anyway. A percussionist will fall in love
with you; be on your guard. Keep your door locked at all times. Your lucky
love day is November 31.
Watch now as the band forms this month’s lucky number and plays “Gimme Some
Lovin.’”
[69 - “Gimme Some Lovin’”]
Thanks for coming to the game today. We look forward to seeing you here in
Memorial Field next week as the Big Green take on the Princeton Pussycats.