I.S. March
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The I.S. March is a time for celebration
and a chance to show off some crazy outfits.
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The I.S. March is the climax of the I.S. process that all seniors
complete in order to graduate. Each student works with a single
faculty member - or two if the student has a double major - on
an I.S. project during most of the senior academic year. The
final I.S. paper or project must be handed in to the Registrar
by 4 p.m. the first Monday after Spring Break, which is usually
at the end of March. Whether the project is handed in at the
last minute or completed a month earlier, seniors who complete
the I.S. process can participate in the I.S. March, which kicks
off at 5 p.m. that same Monday.
The March starts at the Kauke
Arch and proceeds around campus. During that time students show
their excitement in a number of different ways. The March ends
at Kittredge Dining Hall, where a dinner and awards ceremony
take place. Among the honors given are prizes for the longest
and shortest I.S. titles.
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to I.S. Web Site
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