Athletics department—in the interests of Columbia's "core free speech values"—allowed the band to perform at the season's final game. In December 2012, a promotional flyer for Orgo Night which featured a pun on "Gaza Strip", i.e. "Everyone Wants a Piece" was met with some backlash by student groups on campus as well as activist Sherry J. Wolf. Subsequently, Kevin Shollenberger, Dean of Student Affairs, criticized the band via a student-wide email. In the wake of the event, despite the few protestors who attended Orgo Night, the band received overwhelming support from the Columbia community. References External links The Columbia University Marching Band Editor and Publisher criticizes censored New York Times and Associated Press coverage of the Fordham halftime show. 2002 New York Times CUMB profile Sunday Styles section, The New York Times, 2002. Student Coalition Calls for Systematic Changes to Address Issues of Racism, Discrimination; Fed, CCCC, CUMB Offer Apologies, Columbia Daily Spectator, February 25, 2004 Bibliography Lisa Birnbach's New and Improved College Book, by Lisa Birnbach (1992) Columbia University student organizations Scramble bands College marching bands in the United States Musical groups established in 1904 1904 establishments in New York City Musical groups disestablished in 2020 2020 disestablishments in New York (state) Obscenity controversies in music