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Reading Week is the best
part of winter. | don’t have
to come to school, | don't
have to go to class, | don’t
have anything due. I’m sup-
posed to read, but | don’t
think that will happen.

| have all week to study. |
have 5 days to study. | have
all weekend to study. Damn

it's Sunday night. | have all
night to study ZZZZZZZZ

There is never anybody
here at 2am on Saturday
morning...course, if | had a
life | wouldn’t be here either.

For the first time ever | felt
uncomfortable walking
alone after dark in the
UNBC parking lot. It could
have been it was really, real-
ly late or it could have been
the drunken idiots scream-
ing at the top of their lungs
across the parking lot...!
wonder which it was.

The exam schedule is up.
Do you know what that
means? People graduating
this year can starting count-
ing down to the beginning of
real life and the rest of you
can start counting down to
the beginning of a break
from University life.

To that guy in Hist 300 and
you know who you are. If
you’re not going to show up
for the tutorial don’t volun-
teer to lead it.

| want to fly away, fly, yeah,
yeah. Preferably to some-
where sunny and warm.
Anybody got any ideas? Or
plane tickets they want to
give me?

Dear Mr. Nanaimo, before
you board that next plane
make sure you have handed
out the things you need to
because when you next dis-
embark you may be sur-
prised to find your k-car cov-
ered in an unknown but
decidedly sticky substance.
-Those left behind.

To all of you who got to go
home for reading week:
Next time could you take me
with you? ll be good, |
promise.

-lonely in Rez.