They are the ones always singing at lunch. They are the ones always tapping down the halls. They are the ones keeping the sacred shake of jazz hands still alive. They are...The Musical Theatre Students.

Students from former GSA Musical Theatre classes took the stage on the discipline's immersion day, belting and crooning in the morning with tunes from classics such as "West Side Story" and the Broadway newbie "Little Women." A question and answer session followed, providing the performers an opportunity to share their fears, lessons, and experiences gained during the college selection process and the first couple years of higher education in the arts.

Students dressed to impress, or at least "get jiggy with it," as they boogied the night away to a group of tunes about as diverse as the GSA class itself. Knowing they had the next day off, some opted to take advantage of the extended curfew, while others believed sleep was too precious to put off any longer. But whether they danced, played a game of pool, or just took it easy on a couch in a corner, all of GSA took some time out of their busy, hard-working schedule to simply celebrate.