Go, Wildcats! And take Bienen with you! For years, college presidents have met in locker rooms to compare the size of their endowments. Old Man Bienen is simply tired of being the pimply kid hiding behind the shower curtain. (May 29, 19
98)
Senior's quest turns up only pinball
flippers Don't get me wrong: I am grateful for the
Weinbergs' donation. If Judd A. Weinberg ever visits, I'll be among the
first to say, "Thanks, man, and for the flippers, too!" (May 22, 1998)
Truth, justice and the American fray It takes all of
ten seconds for the first breasts to be exposed. They are not ordinary,
these breasts. They are the size of taxicabs. I have had apartments
smaller than these breasts. (TGIF: May 15,
1998)
By any other name, would he smell as sweet? We are not
Joneses. We are not Smiths. No, we are Seemanns, Seamans and Siemens, and
damnit, we like it that way. (May 15, 1998)
'So I was on my way
home --' So
what?? To
a person, we seem to have
lost the ability to
begin a story without the
word "so." (May 8, 1998)
He wants to get by with a little help from a friend
The typical intern is difficult to define. She has far fewer
responsibilities than an
employee, sometimes gets paid more than a volunteer and
is a little better dressed
than a toady. (May 1, 1998)
This week, there are no losers
The Associated Student Government play election is over, the final play
coverage
has been edited. All that's left is for some jerk to
give out play awards. (April 24, 1998)
This week, there are no winners
It is easy to say that the election fiasco has distracted the electorate from the major
issues. That is, it would be easy if there actually were issues. (April 17, 1998)
Chicago Fire takes
soccer fans on sexy ride
Soccer turns on foreplay. The throbbing pace, the advances, the retreats all come
together to make the ultimate climax -- a bicycle kick to win in the 89th minute -- so
much more ecstatic. (April 10, 1998)
For the right price, his name could bear your soul
I spend a lot of time thinking about names, and I guess I wouldn't mind changing my own. (April 3, 1998)
Altoids offer more
than minty breath The legend is this: Altoids, the curiously strong mints, possess certain erotic
powers. That is to say, the electric feeling that one feels in one's mouth after having
an Altoid can be transferred to other things put in one's mouth. (Jan. 29, 1998)
Mainstream no different
from Internet muckraker If Bode is to attack Drudge for using unnamed sources, will he also attack the
mainstream media for their use of the same? (Jan. 26, 1998)
-Luke Seemann is a Medill senior.
He can be reached at
phallic-imperialist@nwu.edu.
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