The Society for Creative Procrastinaction is an international organization devoted to the encouragement of merriment and creative expression in the place of "productive" academic "work." We strive to involve as many people and places as possible and to test the limits of our ingenuity and late night creativity without putting undue stress on our own academic performance. New members and inquiries are welcome.
Anyone who is interested in the

The Activities of the

are explicitly constructive. We avoid any destructive or malicious activities, and permanent damage or dangerous risks are to be avoided at all costs
In that context, we strive to have fun and do things which will inspire people to not only ask why we did something, but how. The goal is to push our limits both in creativity and ingenuity as well as in late night sneaking around and playful pranks.

The Society was founded during the Fall of 1997 for the express purpose of justifying (my) crazy activities in the name of creativity as opposed to mere procrastination. There are currently about five active members and about twenty regualr members. While they don't have their membership cards yet, they have all committed enough... er, completed enough crazy things to warrant membership.

"Dedicated to the pursuit of entertainment through creative and unorthodox methods."

Article I: Concern for Others
Any and all activities of this nature must be undertaken with the utmost concern for avoiding damage to property and risks to individuals. Further extreme caution must be taken to assure that any activities do not offend or distress individuals who may encounter them.

Article II: Goals of Activities
1. A successful activity is one which produces the effect of causing the intended audience to stop and gaze and wonder just how it was done.
2. The acitivyt must be creative and original. While the point of the activity may not be clear to all, it should be well known and understood to those involved.
3. The activities undertaken must challenge the members to solve problems in creative and provocative manners, producing to real and practical learning experiences.

Article III: Legal Enganglements
All activities are undertaken by the individuals involved with no responsibility or legal entanglements with anyone else who is and was not explicitly, expressly, and materially involved.