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In 86 it was in the White Building Gym, you had to move, at least shuffle, even when eating. We were allowed a bathroom break every so many hours, don’t remember how many. We were lined up in groups and would run to the bathroom because as soon as you were done and could get back you could lay down while about 4 people massaged your back and legs, until the next group would come back from their break. Those were the only time you didnt have to move. I think you also were allowed 1 or 2 bathroom breaks you could take outside of the group bathroom breaks.
Aww, yes, I seem to remember it at the White Building Gym too now that you mention it. Thanks for clarifying the guidelines, at least back in the day. Maybe it's grown too large to even try to moderate all that. Still, major kudos to the dancers. Being on your feet and awake for 46 hours is quite an accomplishment and all for a wonderful cause. And you're right, watching the highlights thru the years, it's always when they bring the kids out that the energy goes thru the roof! Also always love when the various coaches and star athletes are addressing the dancers. Definitely a Penn State tradition to be proud of.
I remember some halucinations, at one point I thought there was a giant glass cube taking up about half of the gym, if I wanted to get across the floor I had to walk around the edge of the cube. I also thought there were holes in the floor to walk around.
Kudos to your daughter and all the other dancers and donors! Great event and wonderful cause!
I'm going to log onto the live stream to check it out.
