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Read the January/February 2012 issue of Halftime Magazine via the
Digital Edition, an interactive web-based version of the print magazine
that includes full layout and live links to more information. Click the
arrow buttons to scroll through the pages, or click anywhere else to
view in full screen mode. In this issue, the 5th annual Rose Parade and Game photo spread, how to prevent hazing, NCAA movers and shakers, and more.
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The 2012 Tournament of Roses set a number of records: warmest day, longest parade float, highest-scoring game and longest touchdown run. For the participants, each moment of the trip to Pasadena, Calif.—especially the 5.5-mile parade—marked a personal highlight. Enjoy Halftime Magazine’s 5th annual photo spread, featuring sights from Bandfest, the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl Game. FULL STORY » |
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The death of Florida A&M drum
major Robert D. Champion, Jr.
brought hazing within marching
bands to the national spotlight.
How can students, directors and
administrators unite to prevent
hazing on their campuses? FULL STORY » |
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In the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (previously Division I-A),
schools are moving east and west. As many athletic teams change
conferences to position themselves for a chance at major bowl
games, the marching bands will be confronted with change, too—
new travel plans, new rivals and even new stadiums. But sometimes,
the more things change, the more they stay the same. FULL STORY » |
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