Bring out the band: NMU students in quarantine get special performance
The Northern Michigan University Marching Band plays in front of Spalding Hall on Monday to add a little cheer to the quarantined students who are getting off to less than an optimal start for the 2020-21 academic year. (Journal photo by Christie Mastric)
The Northern Michigan University Marching Band plays in front of Spalding Hall on Monday to add a little cheer to the quarantined students who are getting off to less than an optimal start for the 2020-21 academic year. (Journal photo by Christie Mastric)
The Northern Michigan University Marching Band travels through the Outdoor Learning Area on campus en route on Monday to Spalding Hall where 22 students were in quarantine due to COVID-19. The band entertained the students to songs like the theme song from “Rocky,” Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al” from the album Graceland and other tunes. (Journal photo by Christie Mastric)
The Northern Michigan University Marching Band plays in front of Spalding Hall on Monday to add a little cheer to the quarantined students who are getting off to less than an optimal start for the 2020-21 academic year. (Journal photo by Christie Mastric)
The Northern Michigan University Marching Band plays in front of Spalding Hall on Monday to add a little cheer to the quarantined students who are getting off to less than an optimal start for the 2020-21 academic year. (Journal photo by Christie Mastric)
The Northern Michigan University Marching Band travels through the Outdoor Learning Area on campus en route on Monday to Spalding Hall where 22 students were in quarantine due to COVID-19. The band entertained the students to songs like the theme song from “Rocky,” Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al” from the album Graceland and other tunes. (Journal photo by Christie Mastric)