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Ezra Stiles
Some people think that the IM secretaries take IMs too seriously. In a way, those people are correct. I myself was a little disturbed when I had a dream about intra-murals over winter break. I can't remember exactly what happened during the dream, but it involved losing a game, and that made me angry.Fortunately, it was only a dream. I realized that it was vacation, and IMs would not start again for another two weeks. As I sat in bed trying to calm myself, I remembered that Stiles had started off the winter season with a great two weeks, finishing the first semester tied for the best winter record and only a few points out of second place overall. Then I remembered how scared Morse was.
Stiles compiled 88 points in two weeks before break, thanks to undefeated starts from B-hoops, C-hoops, women's volleyball, and women's hoops, plus winning records in men's volleyball and A-hoops. The ice hockey team which in the past was often considered a weakness, missed a victory by only seconds, settling for a hard-fought tie instead. What does all this mean? More ulcers for the other colleges and a Tyng Cup for Stiles.
(Compiled by SAPI: Students Against Pseudo-Intellectualism.)
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