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Dancers Stand For THON 2019

The Dancers! Are! Standing!

It’s 6 p.m. on the Friday of THON and this show is officially on the road.

A total of 707 dancers will stand for the next 46 hours in THON 2019, representing Greek orgs, Commonwealth campuses, general student orgs, special interest orgs, independent dancer couples, and alumni. You can see the full list of those dancing here.

Most will dance alongside friends, some will dance with their siblings, and a select few will even dance with their spouses. Either way, they’ll spend the next 46 hours on the floor of the Bryce Jordan Center without sitting or sleeping this weekend…except when nature calls.

Anyway, good luck, dancers!

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Elissa was the managing editor of Onward State from 2017-2019. She is from Punxsutawney, PA [insert corny Bill Murray joke here] and considers herself an expert on all things ice cream. Follow her on Twitter (@ElissaKHill) for more corny jokes.

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