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 ==Attire==
-Nonseq performs at events ranging from the ultra-informal ("Arch sings" in the arches on Columbia's campus and the famous [[sundial]]) to the very formal.
+Nonseq performs at events ranging from the ultra-informal ("Arch sings" in the arches on Columbia's campus and the famous [[The Sundial|sundial]]) to the very formal.
 ==The name==

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 ==Repertoire==
-Over the years, Nonsequitur's repertoire has widened to include all types of music.  The songs range from today’s pop to yesterday’s classics, from [[:w:The Four Seasons (group)|The Four Seasons]] and [[:w:Queen (band)|Queen]] to [[:w:Stevie Wonder|Stevie Wonder]] and [[:w:Michael Bublé|Michael Bublé]], and they are coming up with new and original arrangements all the time. Nonsequitur draws from a repertoire of nearly a hundred songs that have been arranged almost exclusively by members of the group. Some of the songs arranged since the group's millennial inception have "fallen" from the active repertoire to make way for new arrangements. However, the most successful and well-arranged songs from each year remain with the group as it progresses forward, leaving the undergraduate group with a repertoire of songs representing all incarnations of Nonsequitur.
+Over the years, Nonsequitur's repertoire has widened to include all types of music.  The songs range from today’s pop to yesterday’s classics, from [[:w:Donnie Hathaway |Donnie Hathaway]] and [[:w:Bon Jovi|Bon Jovi]] to [[:w:Katy Perry|Katy Perry]] and [[:w:Passion Pit |Passion Pit]], and they are coming up with new and original arrangements all the time. Nonsequitur draws from a repertoire of nearly a hundred songs that have been arranged almost exclusively by members of the group. Some of the songs arranged since the group's millennial inception have "fallen" from the active repertoire to make way for new arrangements. However, the most successful and well-arranged songs from each year remain with the group as it progresses forward, leaving the undergraduate group with a repertoire of songs representing all incarnations of Nonsequitur.
 ==Performances and Tours==

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 |Recognition=[[ABC]]
 |Membership=16
-|Executive board=President: Elena Mayer
+|Executive board=President: Freddie Tunnard
 Business Manager: Jenny Baker
 Treasurer: Jason Han
-Musical Directors: Freddie Tunnard, Nicole Curatola
+Musical Directors: Matt Dean, Sam Levin
 |Allocation=?
 |Category=[[:Category:Performance clubs|Performance]]
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 ==Performances and Tours==
-Nonsequitur sings regularly for private parties and charity functions primarily in the Northeast ([[NYC]], [[:w:Connecticut|Connecticut]], [[:w:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], [[:w:Boston|Boston]]). Once or twice a year, they sojourn on tours that take them to domestic locations (throughout the [[:w:East Coast|East Coast]]) and abroad touring in [[:w:Canada|Canada]] and have performed with renowned a cappella groups from across the country, including Stanford’s Fleet Street, Tufts' Jackson Jills, and UC Berkeley’s Men’s Octet.  In addition, they also graced the stage in an off-Broadway production, Toxic Audio, during the fall of [[2004]]. Nonsequitur made it to the quarterfinals for the [[:w:International Championship of College A Cappella|International Championship of College A Cappella]] for both [[2007]] and [[2008]].  In [[2009]], they placed first in the quarterfinals with the highest score in the Northeast Region.<ref>[http://www.varsityvocals.com/icca/results.shtml ICCA results]</ref>
+Nonsequitur sings regularly for private parties and charity functions primarily in the Northeast ([[NYC]], [[:w:Connecticut|Connecticut]], [[:w:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], [[:w:Boston|Boston]]). Once or twice a year, they sojourn on tours that take them to domestic locations (throughout the [[:w:East Coast|East Coast]]) and abroad touring in [[:w:Canada|Canada]] and have performed with renowned a cappella groups from across the country, including Berklee College of Music's Pitch Slapped, Tufts' Jackson Jills, and UC Berkeley’s Men’s Octet.  In addition, they also graced the stage in an off-Broadway production, Toxic Audio, during the fall of [[2004]]. Nonsequitur made it to the quarterfinals for the [[:w:International Championship of College A Cappella|International Championship of College A Cappella]] for [[2007]], [[2008]] and [[2010]].  In [[2009]], they placed first in the quarterfinals with the highest score in the Northeast Region.<ref>[http://www.varsityvocals.com/icca/results.shtml ICCA results]</ref> In [[2011]], Nonsequitur progressed to the Semifinals in the ICCA for the second time.
 ==Attire==

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 {{Infobox club
 |Name=Nonsequitur
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 ==History==
-Nonsequitur was conceived in 2000 during a callback audition for the [[Uptown Vocal]]. Auditions for Uptown Vocal had progressed until they had narrowed their selection to six male singers. One of the six auditioning, &lt;b&gt;Max L. Rosenberg&lt;/b&gt; [http://maxlawyer.110mb.com/RosenbergAndPress/biomax.htm] , a student from Columbia's [[Graduate School of Arts and Sciences]], met with the other five singers, while the Uptown Vocal deliberated on whom they would select. He passed around a piece of paper, making his contact information known to the small group and requested they add their names and information to the paper. He explained that should none of them gain admittance to Uptown Vocal, they should create a new a cappella group in a different style.
+Nonsequitur was conceived in 2000 during a callback audition for the [[Uptown Vocal]]. Auditions for Uptown Vocal had progressed until they had narrowed their selection to six male singers. One of the six auditioning, <b>Max L. Rosenberg</b> [http://maxlawyer.110mb.com/RosenbergAndPress/biomax.htm] , a student from Columbia's [[Graduate School of Arts and Sciences]], met with the other five singers, while the Uptown Vocal deliberated on whom they would select. He passed around a piece of paper, making his contact information known to the small group and requested they add their names and information to the paper. He explained that should none of them gain admittance to Uptown Vocal, they should create a new a cappella group in a different style.
 The following day Rosenberg sent an email to the group of five inviting them to meet him at the student center by the piano to begin a new group.
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 ==Repertoire==
-Over the years, Nonsequitur's repertoire has widened to include all types of music.  The songs range from today’s pop to yesterday’s classics, from [[:w:The Four Seasons (group)|The Four Seasons]] and [[:w:Queen (band)|Queen]] to [[:w:Stevie Wonder|Stevie Wonder]] and [[:w:Michael Bublé|Michael Bublé]], and they are coming up with new and original arrangements all the time. Nonsequitur draws from a repertoire of nearly a hundred songs that have been arranged almost exclusively by members of the group. Some of the songs arranged since the group's millennial inception have &quot;fallen&quot; from the active repertoire to make way for new arrangements. However, the most successful and well-arranged songs from each year remain with the group as it progresses forward, leaving the undergraduate group with a repertoire of songs representing all incarnations of Nonsequitur.
+Over the years, Nonsequitur's repertoire has widened to include all types of music.  The songs range from today’s pop to yesterday’s classics, from [[:w:The Four Seasons (group)|The Four Seasons]] and [[:w:Queen (band)|Queen]] to [[:w:Stevie Wonder|Stevie Wonder]] and [[:w:Michael Bublé|Michael Bublé]], and they are coming up with new and original arrangements all the time. Nonsequitur draws from a repertoire of nearly a hundred songs that have been arranged almost exclusively by members of the group. Some of the songs arranged since the group's millennial inception have "fallen" from the active repertoire to make way for new arrangements. However, the most successful and well-arranged songs from each year remain with the group as it progresses forward, leaving the undergraduate group with a repertoire of songs representing all incarnations of Nonsequitur.
 ==Performances and Tours==
-Nonsequitur sings regularly for private parties and charity functions primarily in the Northeast ([[NYC]], [[:w:Connecticut|Connecticut]], [[:w:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], [[:w:Boston|Boston]]). Once or twice a year, they sojourn on tours that take them to domestic locations (throughout the [[:w:East Coast|East Coast]]) and abroad touring in [[:w:Canada|Canada]] and have performed with renowned a cappella groups from across the country, including Stanford’s Fleet Street, Tufts' Jackson Jills, and UC Berkeley’s Men’s Octet.  In addition, they also graced the stage in an off-Broadway production, Toxic Audio, during the fall of [[2004]]. Nonsequitur made it to the quarterfinals for the [[:w:International Championship of College A Cappella|International Championship of College A Cappella]] for both [[2007]] and [[2008]].  In [[2009]], they placed first in the quarterfinals with the highest score in the Northeast Region.&lt;ref&gt;[http://www.varsityvocals.com/icca/results.shtml ICCA results]&lt;/ref&gt;
+Nonsequitur sings regularly for private parties and charity functions primarily in the Northeast ([[NYC]], [[:w:Connecticut|Connecticut]], [[:w:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], [[:w:Boston|Boston]]). Once or twice a year, they sojourn on tours that take them to domestic locations (throughout the [[:w:East Coast|East Coast]]) and abroad touring in [[:w:Canada|Canada]] and have performed with renowned a cappella groups from across the country, including Stanford’s Fleet Street, Tufts' Jackson Jills, and UC Berkeley’s Men’s Octet.  In addition, they also graced the stage in an off-Broadway production, Toxic Audio, during the fall of [[2004]]. Nonsequitur made it to the quarterfinals for the [[:w:International Championship of College A Cappella|International Championship of College A Cappella]] for both [[2007]] and [[2008]].  In [[2009]], they placed first in the quarterfinals with the highest score in the Northeast Region.<ref>[http://www.varsityvocals.com/icca/results.shtml ICCA results]</ref>
 ==Attire==
-Nonseq performs at events ranging from the ultra-informal (&quot;Arch sings&quot; in the arches on Columbia's campus and the famous [[sundial]]) to the very formal.
+Nonseq performs at events ranging from the ultra-informal ("Arch sings" in the arches on Columbia's campus and the famous [[sundial]]) to the very formal.
 ==The name==
-Nonsequitur was named by a fan of the group, Sidney Vidaver, who would attend rehearsals. He commented to Max Rosenberg known as the &quot;Captain&quot;, &quot;Is everything out of your mouth a non sequitur? For example: What a beautiful song, lets go get pizza,&quot; to which the Captain replied, &quot;Thats it!&quot; &quot;What?&quot; &quot;Let's go get pizza!&quot; The rest is myth.
+Nonsequitur was named by a fan of the group, Sidney Vidaver, who would attend rehearsals. He commented to Max Rosenberg known as the "Captain", "Is everything out of your mouth a non sequitur? For example: What a beautiful song, lets go get pizza," to which the Captain replied, "Thats it!" "What?" "Let's go get pizza!" The rest is myth.
 Living up to its name, the members of Nonsequitur pride themselves on their spontaneity, verve, and awesome musical abilities.
 == References ==
-&lt;references /&gt;
+<references />
 == External links ==

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 {{Infobox club
 |Name=Nonsequitur
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 ==History==
-Nonsequitur was conceived in 2000 during a callback audition for the [[Uptown Vocal]]. Auditions for Uptown Vocal had progressed until they had narrowed their selection to six male singers. One of the six auditioning, <b>Max L. Rosenberg</b> [http://maxlawyer.110mb.com/RosenbergAndPress/biomax.htm] , a student from Columbia's [[Graduate School of Arts and Sciences]], met with the other five singers, while the Uptown Vocal deliberated on whom they would select. He passed around a piece of paper, making his contact information known to the small group and requested they add their names and information to the paper. He explained that should none of them gain admittance to Uptown Vocal, they should create a new a cappella group in a different style.
+Nonsequitur was conceived in 2000 during a callback audition for the [[Uptown Vocal]]. Auditions for Uptown Vocal had progressed until they had narrowed their selection to six male singers. One of the six auditioning, &lt;b&gt;Max L. Rosenberg&lt;/b&gt; [http://maxlawyer.110mb.com/RosenbergAndPress/biomax.htm] , a student from Columbia's [[Graduate School of Arts and Sciences]], met with the other five singers, while the Uptown Vocal deliberated on whom they would select. He passed around a piece of paper, making his contact information known to the small group and requested they add their names and information to the paper. He explained that should none of them gain admittance to Uptown Vocal, they should create a new a cappella group in a different style.
 The following day Rosenberg sent an email to the group of five inviting them to meet him at the student center by the piano to begin a new group.
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 ==Repertoire==
-Over the years, Nonsequitur's repertoire has widened to include all types of music.  The songs range from today’s pop to yesterday’s classics, from [[:w:The Four Seasons (group)|The Four Seasons]] and [[:w:Queen (band)|Queen]] to [[:w:Stevie Wonder|Stevie Wonder]] and [[:w:Michael Bublé|Michael Bublé]], and they are coming up with new and original arrangements all the time. Nonsequitur draws from a repertoire of nearly a hundred songs that have been arranged almost exclusively by members of the group. Some of the songs arranged since the group's millennial inception have "fallen" from the active repertoire to make way for new arrangements. However, the most successful and well-arranged songs from each year remain with the group as it progresses forward, leaving the undergraduate group with a repertoire of songs representing all incarnations of Nonsequitur.
+Over the years, Nonsequitur's repertoire has widened to include all types of music.  The songs range from today’s pop to yesterday’s classics, from [[:w:The Four Seasons (group)|The Four Seasons]] and [[:w:Queen (band)|Queen]] to [[:w:Stevie Wonder|Stevie Wonder]] and [[:w:Michael Bublé|Michael Bublé]], and they are coming up with new and original arrangements all the time. Nonsequitur draws from a repertoire of nearly a hundred songs that have been arranged almost exclusively by members of the group. Some of the songs arranged since the group's millennial inception have &quot;fallen&quot; from the active repertoire to make way for new arrangements. However, the most successful and well-arranged songs from each year remain with the group as it progresses forward, leaving the undergraduate group with a repertoire of songs representing all incarnations of Nonsequitur.
 ==Performances and Tours==
-Nonsequitur sings regularly for private parties and charity functions primarily in the Northeast ([[NYC]], [[:w:Connecticut|Connecticut]], [[:w:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], [[:w:Boston|Boston]]). Once or twice a year, they sojourn on tours that take them to domestic locations (throughout the [[:w:East Coast|East Coast]]) and abroad touring in [[:w:Canada|Canada]] and have performed with renowned a cappella groups from across the country, including Stanford’s Fleet Street, Tufts' Jackson Jills, and UC Berkeley’s Men’s Octet.  In addition, they also graced the stage in an off-Broadway production, Toxic Audio, during the fall of [[2004]]. Nonsequitur made it to the quarterfinals for the [[:w:International Championship of College A Cappella|International Championship of College A Cappella]] for both [[2007]] and [[2008]].  In [[2009]], they placed first in the quarterfinals with the highest score in the Northeast Region.<ref>[http://www.varsityvocals.com/icca/results.shtml ICCA results]</ref>
+Nonsequitur sings regularly for private parties and charity functions primarily in the Northeast ([[NYC]], [[:w:Connecticut|Connecticut]], [[:w:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], [[:w:Boston|Boston]]). Once or twice a year, they sojourn on tours that take them to domestic locations (throughout the [[:w:East Coast|East Coast]]) and abroad touring in [[:w:Canada|Canada]] and have performed with renowned a cappella groups from across the country, including Stanford’s Fleet Street, Tufts' Jackson Jills, and UC Berkeley’s Men’s Octet.  In addition, they also graced the stage in an off-Broadway production, Toxic Audio, during the fall of [[2004]]. Nonsequitur made it to the quarterfinals for the [[:w:International Championship of College A Cappella|International Championship of College A Cappella]] for both [[2007]] and [[2008]].  In [[2009]], they placed first in the quarterfinals with the highest score in the Northeast Region.&lt;ref&gt;[http://www.varsityvocals.com/icca/results.shtml ICCA results]&lt;/ref&gt;
 ==Attire==
-Nonseq performs at events ranging from the ultra-informal ("Arch sings" in the arches on Columbia's campus and the famous [[sundial]]) to the very formal.
+Nonseq performs at events ranging from the ultra-informal (&quot;Arch sings&quot; in the arches on Columbia's campus and the famous [[sundial]]) to the very formal.
 ==The name==
-Nonsequitur was named by a fan of the group, Sidney Vidaver, who would attend rehearsals. He commented to Max Rosenberg known as the "Captain", "Is everything out of your mouth a non sequitur? For example: What a beautiful song, lets go get pizza," to which the Captain replied, "Thats it!" "What?" "Let's go get pizza!" The rest is myth.
+Nonsequitur was named by a fan of the group, Sidney Vidaver, who would attend rehearsals. He commented to Max Rosenberg known as the &quot;Captain&quot;, &quot;Is everything out of your mouth a non sequitur? For example: What a beautiful song, lets go get pizza,&quot; to which the Captain replied, &quot;Thats it!&quot; &quot;What?&quot; &quot;Let's go get pizza!&quot; The rest is myth.
 Living up to its name, the members of Nonsequitur pride themselves on their spontaneity, verve, and awesome musical abilities.
 == References ==
-<references />
+&lt;references /&gt;
 == External links ==

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 |Recognition=[[ABC]]
 |Membership=16
-|Executive board=Anne Epstein, president;
+|Executive board=President: Anne Epstein
-Rick Betita and Joey Goldberg, business managers;
+Business Managers: Rick Betita and Joey Goldberg
-Freddie Tunnard and Benjamin Velez, musical directors
+Musical Directors: Freddie Tunnard and Benjamin Velez
 |Allocation=?
 |Category=[[:Category:Performance clubs|Performance]]