The group was a somewhat controversial choice, with the council originally considering giving the job to popular campus personality B.J. Averell `02.
IGP had originally requested payment to host Springfest, but Averell was willing to emcee at no charge.
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In response, IGP offered to host for free, as well.
CLC voted and chose IGP.
"I suppose it was a bit controversial, but I'm sure IGP will do a good job," Eccleston said.
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