[DEATH TO THE CLIMAX] werd

[jup97 at hampshire.edu]

ok, are we absolutely sure that somebody threw them all out? when i was in the 
mailroom last night, there were only 20 or so issues on the counter. i think 
its entirely possible that they were taken, not dumped. 

as for hatin' on aaron, we'll just have to see how many layout issues there 
are next semester. it'll be like middle school all over again - contrast and 
compare, contrast and compare...

- j

> This has happened in the past. It is enough to challenge one's faith in the
> Hampshire population.
> 
> Speaking of which, here's something that occured to me last night:
> Hampshire
> accepts mostly students who have at least some skill at expressing
> themselves
> through the written word, right? If 1000 Hampshire students wrote *one*
> 700-word
> article during their entire four-year tenure, we'd have enough content for
> four
> years' worth of 20-page Omens. But they don't, because they are too busy
> trashing (literally or figuratively) the work of other people.
> 
> This is why I proposed splitting editor and layout editor into separate
> jobs.
> Being annoyed with the lazy-ass student body is itself a full-time job.
> 
> ~M. Zole, former editor who at least managed to avoid becoming bitter while
> he
> was actually at Hampshire
> 
> 
> Quoting rlc00 at hampshire.edu:
> 
> > Dude, don't you be hating on Aaron, 'cause we were sitting in the Pub Lab
> 
> > until mighty late...
> > 
> > Somebody chucked 'em eh? What's up with that?
> > 
> > Rebecca
> > 
> > 
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