January 24, 2000

STUFF

Over The Edge Page 13

NUGSS spent student's money
to buy a laptop for meetings that
isn't used. NUGSS executives
bought themselves vests for
Christmas with student money.
Does any student care?

To the guys who use the wash-
room (you know who you are):
learn to flush the urinals! It’s not
that hard!

Big thanks to Dr. Hyndman for
coming back to class. Boy, did we
miss you.

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Counselors: Combined childcarefteaching. Must be able to teach or lead one or

Do you have a three lines free?
Bring it by the Over The Edge
office... Remember, it’s free!

I’m getting sick of hearing all the
hype about Linux... “BSD is
where it’s at! Wake up!

To roads diverged in a yellow
wood, and sorry | could not trav-
el both and be one traveller, long
| stood and looked down one as
far as | could to where it bent in
the undergrowth; then took the
other... Robert Frost

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hnree Lines mace) | Requital

Slow down drivers! It’s icy, and
pedestrians are soft. | feel like |
risk my life everytime | put on
shoes.

To the girl with the short brown
hair: |-want you to feel the same

| WANT TO SLEEP ON CAM-
PUS! Signed, Walking Zombie.

| feel that | can’t keep up in my
classes... Am | the only one?

| would never compare you with another lover
but the instant you kissed me
was the day poetry died.

I’m still confused as to how
it happened
how all the words

blackened

to sour in my mouth;
why the sun looked pale awkward
in the company of your smile,
while voices of frolicking children
grew solemn as riverbed stone.

Maybe your lips held poisoned cherries —

or your tongue shared several chromosomes
with the Asp that did Cleopatra in...

as the tempo of your tought forced Latin
percussions to shrug their shoulders

and flee elite nightclubs in droves-

so the impact of your grace

could be likened to that meteor

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which heralded our last ice-age.

But | would never compare you with another lover
at least
not one numbered amoung the living.

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that student loan dollar...

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