NCSU Pregame

Announcer: Dear Mom & Dad, my first semester has gone well. I've avoided the "first year fifteen" and my midterms would be alright except that right behind me in class sits... the Award Winning Virginia Fighting Cavalier Pep Band!

Announcer: Recently, proposals have been made to split the College into two separate schools: The College of Arts and the College of Crafts, thereby eliminating any confusion between the two. Other suggested separations were the College of "Gut"s and the College of "Everything Other Than Symphonic Masterworks".

Form: CLAS
MUSIC

Announcer: In other news, Clemons Library is now open 24 hours a day. Following in the same suit, Bodo's Bagels on the Corner announced that they will be permanently closed 24 hours a day to better serve students' needs.

Form: OPEN
MUSIC

Off field.

NCSU Halftime Show

Announcer: Ladies and Gentlemen, it's been a long battle trying to decide on a president, but it's finally over. Without further adieu, we'd like to present the next President of the United States... the Award-Winning Virginia Pep Band!

[soon after; as band runs onto field]
FLASH: We would like to retract that statement. The Pep Band is not the next president - it's too close to call.
[band walks back toward endzone]

FLASH: We're sorry, we'd like to retract the previous retraction - It's the Award-Winning Virginia Fighting Cavalier Presidential Pep Band!

Form: PRES
MUSIC: Think

Form: butterfly

Announcer: Florida seemed to have some problems with its election ballots. Here now is the infamous "butterfly ballot" in question. Apparently, people had problems deciding between left wing or right wing candidates!

MUSIC: Impression

Announcer: And now, we'd like to extend our congratulations to this year's graduating Fourth-Year Class. Please feel free to sing along as our own Fourth Years walk down the lawn:

[names of Fourth Years listed]
Good luck everybody - have fun in the real world!

Form: Lawn (two lines, rotunda)
MUSIC: Good Old Song

Off field.

Written by Andy "Grover" Smith (SARC '01), et al.