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Marching Illini celebrate being voted #3 in the nation

By: Zoe Cohen, Staff Writer·The Daily Illini·Sep 3 · 2:58 AM
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The Marching Illini were voted the nation’s third-best college marching band in a national readers’ choice poll. The 425-member ensemble—founded in 1868—used social media to help secure the rank, earning recognition that boosts university visibility and student experience. Continue for voting details, student reactions and plans for a Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade performance.

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