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A marathon day for Scott Seekins

Posted at 2:24 PM on October 3, 2011 by Marianne Combs (0 Comments)
Filed under: Education, People

Scott Seekins is someone who is seen a lot more than he's heard. In fact being seen is what Scott Seekins is all about. And yesterday he made his presence known at the Twin Cities Marathon.

A graduate of the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Seekins is a bit of a work of art himself. He dresses either entirely in white, or entirely in black, with a trademark wavy mop of hair pushed up by a headband. Then there's the pencil-thin mustache, the chin-length sideburns and the round spectacles.

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Scott Seekins (with scarf) surrounded by current MCAD students
Image courtesy of MCAD

Yesterday, a group of MCAD students paid tribute to their fellow alum by creating a flash mob of Scott Seekins look-alikes and descending on the Twin Cities marathon finish. One of them ran the marathon in Seekins-like attire for the entire 26.2 miles.

This is not the first time a crowd has dressed in Seekins fashion - just check out this video by Pink Mink for their song "Seekin' Scott Seekins."

City of Music: Pink Mink perform "Seekin' Scott Seekins" from MPLS.TV on Vimeo.


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