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| − | Following the end of a game which the [[Engineers]] have won, the band plays [[041 - Hail, Dear Old Rensselaer|Hail]] followed by [[099 - Rock Around the Clock|Rock Around the Clock]] and [[398 - Hey! Baby!|Hey Baby]]. This is usually followed by (and intermixed with) a large quantity of jubilant yelling. | + | Following the end of a game which the [[Engineers]] have won, the band plays [[041 - Hail, Dear Old Rensselaer|Hail]] followed by [[099 - Rock Around the Clock|Rock Around the Clock]] and a shortened version of [[398 - Hey! Baby!|Hey Baby]] started by the sousas. This is usually followed by (and intermixed with) a large quantity of jubilant yelling. |
| − | If the [[Engineers]] didn't win the game, then only [[041 - Hail, Dear Old Rensselaer|Hail]] is played, and there is a | + | If the [[Engineers]] didn't win the game, then only [[041 - Hail, Dear Old Rensselaer|Hail]] is played, and there is a dearth of jubilant yelling. |
| − | + | While packing up their equipment after a victory members of the band will break out into [[Let's Give a Cheer]] followed by [[From the Glorious Heights]]. Currently the band does not usually sing after a loss, as there is much sadness. | |
[[Category:Traditions]] | [[Category:Traditions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:52, July 17, 2012
Following the end of a game which the Engineers have won, the band plays Hail followed by Rock Around the Clock and a shortened version of Hey Baby started by the sousas. This is usually followed by (and intermixed with) a large quantity of jubilant yelling.
If the Engineers didn't win the game, then only Hail is played, and there is a dearth of jubilant yelling.
While packing up their equipment after a victory members of the band will break out into Let's Give a Cheer followed by From the Glorious Heights. Currently the band does not usually sing after a loss, as there is much sadness.