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Students may be dismissed as a result of their dangerous behavior and irresponsible choices on Unofficial Saint Patrick's Day. At the University, students who host guests will be held accountable for negative consequences incurred by their guests, with respect to property damage or threats to others' safety. Officials and police at the UI are again working with area police agencies and city and state officials to plan for Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day, a commercial event expected to take place March 5. Measures are in place to help ensure the safety of students and faculty and staff members, prevent property damage and prevent disruptions to Champaign, University of Illinois Prepare for Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day February 25, 2011 Social network invitations asking people to come to Champaign to celebrate the so-called Unofficial St. Patrick's Day on Friday, March 4 have prompted the city to take precautionary action. As the day gradually comes to an end — kids go home, classes are dismissed and most stores prepare to close — for some people, the day’s just started. Herds of individuals gradually show up on Green Street dressed in neon green to celebrate this yearly unofficial holiday — Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day weekend. The chair of a committee set up to deal with Unofficial Saint Patrick’s Day at the University of Illinois Urbana campus says he cannot be certain that the death of a student was definitely due to the unsanctioned event. Dean of Students Kenneth Ballom says the very nature of “Unofficial” as a de-centralized, unorganized event makes it hard to be sure that the fatal fall of Jonathan Report of the Chancellor’s Task Force to Review “Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day” and Other Alcohol-Related Events, January 2007, RS 41/1/6, Dean of Students Subject File, Box 172, “Task Group – Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day 2006-2007”, University of Illinois Archives. Unofficial Saint Patrick's Day, commonly known as Unofficial, is an annual holiday at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.It is celebrated by students starting on the first Friday of March, with celebrations continuing throughout the weekend, as an alternative to Saint Patrick's Day, which has historically fallen during the university's spring break. At the University of Illinois, the Illini have an “Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day,” which will occur this year on Friday, March 6th. While decidedly less clever than our name for the alternate holiday, it has created a bit of a ruckus among Illinois administrators. A letter sent home to parents of students by the Chancellor of the Unofficial is said to have originated in 1995, and it is essentially an alternate St. Patrick’s Day on the University of Illinois campus. Because St. Patrick’s Day falls during spring break, some local bar owners came up with idea to celebrate an “unofficial” St. Patrick’s Day on campus. It has gained popularity through the past two Unofficial celebrations bring a bit of day drinking, time with friends and memories that will last a lifetime. For some, the celebration is just getting started, while others are already a few hours in. “Today, we went to a (day party) from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; it was like an apartment crawl,” said Alexis Bond, sophomore in LAS. 23-year-old University of Illinois student Jonathan Morales died Friday night after falling from an apartment balcony on East John Street in Champaign. Champaign Police say preliminary information indicates that the fall was accidental. St. Patrick’s Unofficial weekend will take place once again on campus. Here are some quick facts on what to expect for this green series of events. Q: What is Unofficial? A: According to “Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day: The Official Story,” an article in the University of Illinois Archive, Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day started in the You have just stumbled into the "Unofficial Saint Patrick's Day" in Chambana. Here is what UofI wiki has to say about it: Unofficial Saint Patrick's Day , or commonly known as Unofficial , is a local event on the Urbana-Champaign campus, which aims to replace the celebration of the official Saint Patrick's Day holiday with excessive drinking of Unofficial St. Patrick's Day, or Unofficial, began in 1995 as a bar promotion to make up for the money lost while students are on spring break during St. Patrick’s Day. The weekend has a history of arrests, sexual assaults, hospitalizations and deaths related to drinking. University police spokesman Patrick Wade said the tradition has been URBANA, Ill. (WCIA) — Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day is a longtime event on University of Illinois’ campus, celebrating the holiday early before students go home for spring break. Now, officials say enthusiasm for the event has dwindled the more that safety has been put at the forefront. The day gained infamy after a 23-year-old student [] <p>This listing is for one University Of Illinois, Unofficial Saint Patrick’s Day Sweatshirt</p><br /><p>This is from 2016 </p><br /><p>Size XL</p><br /><p>The condition is pre-worn. Not perfect but, good condition overall. There is light fading on the end of each sleeve. I try to capture this in my photos. The white print is in very good shape.</p><br /><p>Not a vintage sweatshirt yet but Expect a sea of green this weekend as tens of thousands of students from the University of Illinois and elsewhere flock to Champaign-Urbana for Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day. Over the last several years, the event has been marred by underage drinking, destruction of property, and the distribution of drugs. On Friday, March 2, 2012, many students and visitors will participate in an event known as Unofficial St. Patrick's Day. While the University does not support or condone this event, steps are being taken to ensure safety and to minimize disruption to classes and campus operations. The Champaign, Urbana, and University of Illinois police Let's make this Unofficial St. Patrick's Day one for the books. Grab your limited edition T-shirts now, and let's turn Champaign-Urbana green with spirit! The most anticipated event of the year is just around the corner, and what better way to gear up for Unofficial St. Patrick's Day than with our exclusive, limited edition T-shirts!

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