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Next Saturday is finals for the drumline, and I can't believe that is was three years ago that we stood in Dartmouth's gym, waiting to hear:
"At the height of its power, the Roman Empire was vast, stretching from the deserts of North Africa to the borders of Northern England. Over one quarter of the world's population lived and died under the rule of the Ceasar. In the winter of 180 A.D. emperor Marcus Aurelius' twelve year campaign against the Barbarian tribes in Germania was drawing to a close. One final stronghold lies in the way of Roman victory and the promise of peace throughout the empire."
I miss drumline.
"At the height of its power, the Roman Empire was vast, stretching from the deserts of North Africa to the borders of Northern England. Over one quarter of the world's population lived and died under the rule of the Ceasar. In the winter of 180 A.D. emperor Marcus Aurelius' twelve year campaign against the Barbarian tribes in Germania was drawing to a close. One final stronghold lies in the way of Roman victory and the promise of peace throughout the empire."
I miss drumline.