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SCOPE delivers exciting fall show that might begin to switch up their usual formula
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Source: The New Hampshire

DURHAM, N.H. – On Oct. 25, SCOPE (Student Committee on Popular Entertainment), in association with production company One If By Land, put on their annual fall semester show hosted in the UNH (University of New Hampshire) A-Lot. The show, originally scheduled for Sept. 29 but successfully rerouted to its rain date without any performer cancellations, saw three performers throughout the night: local indie band Maintenance, Canadian indie-pop band Peach Pit, and popular rap artist Lil Yachty. SCOPE publicity director Audrey Tyler, a senior at UNH, said of the unexpected setback, “The adage to expect the unexpected has been true in every show I've been a part of with SCOPE.
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