English Major Contemplates Symbolism of Soaked Frat Basement Walls
āIf these walls could talk, I bet theyād be telling us that itās okay to cry sometimes.”
āIf these walls could talk, I bet theyād be telling us that itās okay to cry sometimes.”
Teaching Assistant Jeremy Walter could have sworn his discussion section had more students the week before. āI felt like last Thursday, the kids were fighting over the front row,ā said Walter. āNow thereās only one row. Did I hallucinate all those other students?ā Walter reasons with himself that perhaps he was more focused on his ākiller slidesā last week than on the crowd of students, and so his perception of the room may be distorted. āI was showing some videos
āDonāt get me wrong, she sounds like a great writer and all, but she just seemed so serious. Like, lighten up a little, sweetheart!ā
On the outside, he seems just like everyone else. But on the inside he has a massive, two-wheel secret.
The two were seen bundled for warmth underneath the romantic lights of a Fenway Park box.
āI am hoping by the end of this I will have enough candy to last until Christmas. Maybe theyāll even throw a few Keystones in there too.”
The death penalty case arose when Ross approached NUMTās promotional stand at the Rock and took a brownie before realizing they cost 75 cents. With no cash or venmo, Ross was summarily charged and convicted of theft and thirteen counts of homicide.
āPlease, I have delivered on my part. Let me hold my son, Zachariah āZac-Attackā Zuckerman, again. Let me see my wife, Zora Zelda Zuckerman. I even made you #15 in Best Value Schools, right above the University of Chicago!ā
“What really put me over the edge was a scary clown handing me my CHEM 212 grade and saying, āOh no, I guess mommyās little boy wonāt be a doctor after all!āā
Last week was tough for SNL cast member Pete Davidson, who reportedly enjoyed a āblissful and carefreeā summer. On October 15th, Sears filed for bankruptcy, bringing Davidsonās happiness to a halt. Pete was one of Searsā biggest fans and most loyal shoppers, even tattooing the Sears logo on his body. Now that Sears is no longer financially solvent, Pete has gone through the painful process of covering up tattoos that were once so meaningful to him. āIāve been covering a