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"   I bet you&amp;#039;ve heard of schools doing an undie run or a naked mile. Well, Colorado State is one of them, but CSU also uses it as a way to give back. Here&amp;#039;s a little information about CSU Undie Run: &amp;quot;The Undie Run is a finals week tradition. Running through campus and on the streets wearing just boxers and/or a bra is a defiant statement against social norms and the administrators who would rather you do something else. It&amp;#039;s about rebelling against the system that gave you an 8 A.M. midterm Friday morning. It&amp;#039;s about feeling totally free and living the college lifestyle. Drop your pants, rip off your shirts (DONATE EM) and join the fun in the Underwear Run!&amp;quot; \u2014The Official CSU Undie Run Facebook group    All the clothes left behind are donated and there are a LOT of clothes left behind (check out the picture!). This year marked the 4th Annual Undie Run and I know it won&amp;#039;t be the last. If the college you go to doesn&amp;#039;t have something like this, why not start it?! It&amp;#039;s a fun way to get every one to have fun before the weekend of studying and donating the clothes really helps others out. It could be as easy as starting a Facebook page about it, talk to your school newspaper, talk to your campus activities coordinators (you don&amp;#039;t want to get in trouble for it, but if you explain that it&amp;#039;s for charity, I don&amp;#039;t think you&amp;#039;ll have a problem), make it happen and you could be the founder of an annual tradition at your college. Who&amp;#039;s participated in a naked mile before? Was it for charity? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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