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Penn Glee Club merges with Penn Sirens to become gender inclusive ensemble after 159 years
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Penn Glee Club becomes fully gender inclusive after 159 years of all-male singers
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The University of Pennsylvania Glee Club and the Penn Sirens have decided to merge their choral groups, meaning that for the first time since its founding 159 years ago the Glee Club will include singers of all genders and will perform repertoire for soprano and alto voices, in addition to tenor and bass, and for all four voice parts.
In the final step in a yearslong process to make the Glee Club fully gender-inclusive, currently active members voted unanimously Friday afternoon to approve an amendment to the Club’s constitution and by-laws to allow singers of all genders and all voice parts.
SAC groups successfully use Penn Clubs website for online club recruitment, DP analysis finds
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