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Re: Spring Break! (fwd)




	Okay, so I know it was kind of rude, but I just couldn't help it.

Doug Shea
UCSD - CKI

http://sdcc13.ucsd.edu/~cki/

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Wed, 13 Mar 1996 03:13:49 -0800 (PST)
From: Circle-K @ UCSD <cki@sdcc13.ucsd.edu>
To: Jim Ruggio <rugg9519uidaho.@edu>
Subject: Re: Spring Break!

On Wed, 13 Mar 1996, Jim Ruggio wrote:

> Dude-
> 
> 	Hate to burst your bubble, but according to a well respected 

	First of all, I'm just repeating what I hear and have seen 
myself. I personally don't give half of a rat's ass which school is more 
of a "party school" than another. In fact, the more of a party school, 
the less I respect it and the people that go to it.

> Men's mag. UI is the number 1 ranked party school in the U.S. I know 
> several Freshmen straight out of High School that haven't been sober for 
> more than 24 hrs. in the last 3 months.

	This is something you're PROUD of??

> We have so many parties on campus 
> that most of the residents refuse to go outside during the weekend for 
> fear of running into drunk college students, or the other way around. 

	Wonderful atmosphere: fear, probably mixed with disgust. I'D sure 
love to try and get an education there.

> Only 3 people on my Hall are over the age of 21, yet each day there are 
> at least 2 new half racks of empty beer bottles sitting in the recycling 
> bin. On the weekends the bin gets so full that students have to stack the 
> empty cases around it, often hiding the bin itself. We have people come 

	Cool. Get 'em started early, I always say. Life's really just one 
huge race to alchoholism, isn't it??

> from all over the State to go to our parties, some of the people I have 
> met have driven over 100 miles to party.

	Real winners, obviously. Then again, we ARE talking about Idaho...

> You can here the music from 
> Greek row over a mile away on any given weekend until about midnight when 
> most of the frat boys have passed out. We have at least 15 professional 

	I won't even go into my incredible admiration of the Greek system 
in college... do these frat boys, perchance, make up the majority of the 
weekend drunkerds that the student body is afraid of?
(here = hear?)

> D.J.'s going here taht I know of. There is a large "Party Room" in most 
> dorm complexes here on campus that have music oozing out of them every 
> weekend, except during Mid-terms, finals, and breaks.

	Now I'm dissappointed... I mean, why stop for exams?? Didn't you 
go to that school to PARTY?!?

> Diversity reigns is our Campus radio stations motto, and the types of
> parties we through proves it is a well thought out motto at that!

	Well, heck, you should have said that in the first place! I mean, 
if it's the RADIO STATION MOTTO, how can it be wrong?? Unless of course 
it's really "Diversity Rains", but somebody misspelled it...
(through = throw?)

> Just thought you would 
> like to know. UCLA is a great school, I partied with friends from there a 
> lot when I lived in L.A., but I have yet to find a campus that knows how 
> to party better than the University of Idaho. Believe me, I've been to a 
> lot of campus parties too!
>

	Oh, I believe you alright!

	Thanks for setting me straight about all that, Jim... I really 
had no idea what I was talking about, but now I know the truth... I'll 
never look at UI the same way again. You have won my respect.
	You do know I go to UCSD, right?

Yours in dripping sarcasm,

Doug Shea
UCSD - CKI

http://sdcc13.ucsd.edu/~cki/