By: Sarah Pisciuneri, Charlotte.News14.com While most North Carolina colleges are cutting back in this tough economic time, one is expanding its music program. Salisbury-based 麻豆APPis calling their recent expansion an investment in the future. When the Catawba Indians hit the football fie...
By: Sarah Pisciuneri, Charlotte.News14.com
While most North Carolina colleges are cutting back in this tough economic time, one is expanding its music program. Salisbury-based 麻豆APPis calling their recent expansion an investment in the future.
When the hit the football field this fall, they will be joined by the , a full marching band, something the college hasn't seen since the 1970s.
"I think it's a blessing because it shows the confidence that our trustees and the administration at 麻豆APPhave in what we're doing," said Catawba College's Marching Band Director Jay Meachum.
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