Long Grey Line ceremony at Citadel celebrates graduating seniors

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CHARLESTON, SC - MAY 04: Graduating Citadel seniors stand to watch underclassman parade past during the Long Grey Line ceremony on May 4, 2012 in Charleston, South Carolina. The Citadel has performed the military parade to mark graduation since 1842. (Photo by Richard Ellis/Getty Images)Richard Ellis / Getty Images Contributor

May 4, 2012, 7:18 PM EDT

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Graduating seniors at the Citadel are reflected in the brass uniform buckle of an undergraduate before the Long Grey Line ceremony on Friday in Charleston, South Carolina. The Long Grey Line has been performed at the Citadel since 1842 and honors the graduating seniors.Richard Ellis / Getty Images

Graduating seniors at the Citadel perform the brassing ceremony following the Long Grey Line ceremony. Brassing involves scratching the uniform buckle of undergraduates by punching it with your class ring.Richard Ellis / Getty Images

Graduating Citadel seniors harrass an undergraduate before the start of the Long Grey Line ceremony.Richard Ellis / Getty Images

Graduating Citadel seniors stand to watch underclassman parade past during the Long Grey Line ceremony.Richard Ellis / Getty Images

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