played by the tubas when the referees emerge at hockey games, but due to accusations of unsportsmanlike conduct is relegated to a quiet rendition after particularly upsetting judgements against Harvard) The Bagpipe Cheer (the saxophones play "Scotland the Brave" while others dance a traditional Scottish dance) Underdog Theme played by the trombone section. Cheers Black Hole Cheer – Used in hockey matches against opposing goalie. "1 2 3 4 Our team can really score, 1 1 1 1, humiliating isn't it?" OR "2 4 6 8 Our team is really great, 1 1 1 1, humiliating isn't it?" – Cheer for Hockey when the score is 4-1 or 8-1, respectively. Also performed in 4-0 and 8-0 versions."That's all right, That's OK, You'll all work for us some day" – Cheer for when team is losing. Was banned for HUB use by Harvard Administration."Hey Ref, you suck, we know where you live. Hey ref, we know, where you live... sucks."Repel them, Repel them, make them relinquish the ball to support the football defensive plays. (Written by Tom Lehrer)Navy Cheer: "Gooooooooo Har-vard! Beeeeeeeeat ___-___" for all sporting eventsSafety Cheer: "Hey [opposing school], 3 points is a field goal, two points is a safety, safety school, safety school" alternately: "6 points is a touchdown, etc." (used when Harvard is winning in hockey with a score of 3 to 2 or 6 to 2). It was banned for use by Harvard administration against any non-Ivy League opponent.Sieve Cheer: (while pointing) "Sieve! Sieve! Sieve! (etc.) It's all your fault!" (used at Hockey games against the opposing goalie at the beginning of each period and when Harvard scores; also used when in the case that any obvious mistake is made, for example a flubbed musical entry or note)Engineers Cheer: E to the x, d-y,d-x; E to the y, d-y; Cosine, Secant, Tangent, Sine; 3 point 1,4,1,5,9—Come on Harvard, Give 'em the digit!! (With appropriate accompanying hand gesture.)Staff cheersThese cheers are intended for the band itself, rather than the audience The Flower Cheer – variants: Flour Cheer, Spaghetti Cheer (or any cheer for objects thrown into the HUB section of the stands). The Greek Cheer – a rousing cheer in honor of the new freshmen members of the band. MOM cheer – a cheer for Alice Tondel, aka "MOM". The word "MOM" is spelled backward, forward, and upside-down (WOW). the Humpty Dumpty Cheer, yelled by those in