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Marching band prepares for season

MAYA SMITH
July 29, 2025

The marching band is hard at work at band camp preparing for its upcoming season. They began the week by learning basic counts and playing games Tuesday morning in tropical-themed outfits.

 

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MAYA SMITH
MAYA SMITH, Reporter
Maya Smith is a sophomore at KU and was born and raised in Lawrence. She is studying multimedia journalism with a minor in political science. She has worked for the Kansas Reflector as a freelance reporter. In her free time, she enjoys photography and spending time with friends.
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