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Framing OJs
2/12/2002

Proctor has graduated many career artists. Usually one student dominates the music scene: John Criscitiello '77, Sherman Foote '80, Blair Holmes '82 and Matt Nathanson '91 come to mind. Each has gone on to a professional career. Today, however, we have a whole clutch of motivated talent. Today's assembly featured the return of Framing OJs, a blend of veterans like Gavin Kalan and Chris Cave,

...and freshman phenoms Miguel de Braganca (lead guitar) and Sam Trachy (keyboards):
Senior Andrew Barban.
Senior Larkin Williams has the good taste to favor tunes by Grace Slick, Cream, and Janis Joplin.
Freshperson Sam Trachy on keyboards.
Some students couldn't stay in their seats.