The Schapiro fire alarm has been christened.
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September 1, 2008
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September 1, 2008
at 12:57 AM
that guy was out there for attention. who seriously is rushing out of the building so fast during a fire alarm that they don't have time to throw on some clothes? what an attention whore.
Let him have his fun while he still can. Classes and cold weather start soon.
sorry that the schapiro show didn't get off the ground tonight. we'll give it another go next week, likely on friday.
any bands on campus want to play? vivian girls and high places are already booked!
any bands on campus want to play? vivian girls and high places are already booked!
...Albert. the perfect quiet next door neighbor.
it's barnard college, not university. next time you make a tired joke, try your best to do it right.
albert's just also popular in boston!
i just assumed he had sex-appeal all over the northeast.
... the next time you move to defend your school, don't be an idiot and assume everyone is mindlessly attacking you. I think that only engenders further bashing.
Everyone has time to throw on clothes before leaving for a fire alarm. Tasteless.
Anyone know the rules (ie laws) on posting recognizable pictures of people on the internet?
Are you allowed to do so without their permission as long as you don't sell it for profit?
Are you allowed to do so without their permission as long as you don't sell it for profit?
Eh, leave the guy alone. He is cute, has a nice body and wanted to show off. He's in college. Let him have some fun.
For the most part, if it was taken in a public place it's fair game for any purpose.
an alarm while we're not in school? (not to say that the people who do it when classes are in session aren't asswholes but at least I assume it's cause they're stressed or something)
or was there an actual fire?
or was there an actual fire?
this albert character pulled the fire alarm himself so he could have an excuse to be outside in a towel.
tool.
tool.
you guys are so obnoxious. omg what a tool, what an attention whore, shut the fuck up!!
Oops that was meant as a reply to "BU '09 (Fe-male)"
i failed the human verification test the first time...
that'll teach me to call someone else a retard...
i failed the human verification test the first time...
that'll teach me to call someone else a retard...
anyone talking about Israel-Palestine!
a douche on floor 8 set it off making popcorn. all the floor lounges were locked until today though (except 14), so that means somebody has a microwave in their room on floor 8
GET TO IT, RAs!!!
GET TO IT, RAs!!!
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It is with great excitement that we invite you to join us for the 2008 Queer Issues Forum with President Debora Spar and Dean Dorothy Denburg (facilitated by Q).
When: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 at 6:30pm
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