Traditions
Among the traditions of the club is the standard that all members keep their hair short and their faces clean-shaven, although this isn't what defines the group. Excellence in character is also highly encouraged. That is the Glee Club's greatest tradition, and it is the goal of every Glee Club member to further this tradition of excellence. In addition to these general commitments, there are the following structural divisions:
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