This weekend, my alma mater's marching band made a very embarrassing mistake that provided three important media lessons for credit unions.

The Kansas State University Marching Band performed what was otherwise a very impressive space-themed show during the school's first home football game on Sept. 5.

However, one marching formation that was supposed to depict Star Trek's Starship Enterprise was unfortunately misshapen. Instead, the band appeared to depict a phallic-shaped object being shoved toward the beak of the University of Kansas' Jayhawk, our in-state rival.

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