“Yes!” Jim Fresdeeno yelled to himself as the season’s initial cool air gently tossed his well-combed coif, realizing that the month-and-a-half window to wear the green jacket was upon him. The jacket, which features no insulation or tailoring, of course carries with it a price tag that could buy several versions of a less completely ridiculous … Continue reading Students across campus dust off signature green waxed jackets as first gust of chilly air sweeps through
Month: October 2016
Co-op adds healthier “I Can’t Believe It’s Not Loaded Fries” item to regular menu
Co-op stepped a little out of its comfort zone Tuesday by moving away from its heart-stopping mainstay to offer the new, grease-conscious alternative. “I hope this transition will lead to some other healthier choices on campus,” said co-op’s Ida Jackson, “like Blue Bikes and a strict avoidance of Homestead Creamery milk.” The new product, which … Continue reading Co-op adds healthier “I Can’t Believe It’s Not Loaded Fries” item to regular menu
Real analysis office hours boast higher turnout than second half of football game
Six remaining fans enjoyed the second half thrill of quarterback Chet Wickers’ 2-for-3 clutch passing performance, highlighted by a nine-yard bomb that resulted in a huge first down for the Generals. When asked about the major play, diehard fan Steve von Gilligan gushed, “Sorry, I was checking my phone,” briefly mentioning that a backrest on … Continue reading Real analysis office hours boast higher turnout than second half of football game
I swear if this professor shows us another picture of his infant daughter
Professor Jeaux Noyer, 28, transitioned smoothly from the topic of Abraham Lincoln to his infant daughter again in class today. Noyer, who was recently seen donning a cashmere cardigan, seems to be handling the newfound responsibility well but would not comment on his plans for Friday or Saturday nights. Noyer’s “…unless you have a 10-month-old!” … Continue reading I swear if this professor shows us another picture of his infant daughter
Professor continues finding ancient texts as helpless student slowly backs out of office hours
What had started as an unsuccessful plea for a grade boost turned into a discussion about the entire subject of history as professor Scooter Kipling selected the 1400-page “Hassell’s IV” to show to a close-to-escape Henri Drewert yesterday. “Ah, here it is,” said Kipling, not noticing Drewert’s hand on the doorknob or the double-digit number … Continue reading Professor continues finding ancient texts as helpless student slowly backs out of office hours
iTunes loyalist likely the kind of kid who got really into Kony 2012
Peter Glub isn’t mad at your decision to viciously rip off artists for less than they are worth on Spotify, he’s just disappointed. “Paying $1.29 to thank my favorite musical talents for their services is the least I can do,” said Glub, who proudly volunteers for one hour each week at the local SPCA. When … Continue reading iTunes loyalist likely the kind of kid who got really into Kony 2012
Peer counselor not even trying at this point with pitiful array of Kroger-brand cookies
With the knowledge that food is her only hope at talking to anyone on her hall, Peer Counselor Molli Pender’s substandard Kroger purchase has many scratching their heads. “Damn,” said resident Sarah Yvellis, who depends on Pender’s weekly offering of fats and sugar to fill in the blanks left by D-Hall’s all-you-can-eat buffet. It is … Continue reading Peer counselor not even trying at this point with pitiful array of Kroger-brand cookies
Smug professor admires handiwork as entire class sits in a damp, windy, blindingly bright semicircle outside
“It’s so important to me to focus on all types of students,” Professor Nort Pastan said to his distracted class, all diverted by their scattered papers and all sitting in respective semi-casual, not-too-revealing “Indian style” positions. Rotating between lying back on his elbows and resting his chin on his fist, student Robert Mubert reportedly "very much" … Continue reading Smug professor admires handiwork as entire class sits in a damp, windy, blindingly bright semicircle outside
Area freshman has a lot of homework
Area freshman Vincent DeJohn, enrolled in SOAN 101, ECON 101, SPAN 164, and ARTH 101, has felt the heat of the first few weeks of school. “Work hard, play hard,” said DeJohn, who is currently not enrolled in a PE, lab science, or club of any kind. With the almost sole responsibilities of making friends … Continue reading Area freshman has a lot of homework









