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Timothy Dwight
Oh, there is a blessing in this gentle breeze that
blows from the green fields, a prelude to the victorious surge of the leopard
warriors.
Coed soccer leaves many whimpering and defeated opponents fingering fresh
facial lacerations from cleats. Thea "I got crazy" Handel"s,"man '01, Leah
"Floats like a butterfly, and kicks your ass" Dunay '00, Mike "To the D, you
come and see me and you pay a fee" Ferguson '98, Dan "In the house like
furniture" Murphy '98, Dean "Double Magnum" Pimenta '01, Steven "I got wheels"
Licht '98, Thomas "Sugar" Kane '01, Bryn "'da ruckas" Grogan '01, Lisa "I jump
higher than Mike" Powell '99, Neil "I'm a get" Inala "that" '98, Courtney "Get
oat and play IMs, eh" Noble '00, Tania "Boxer or" Brief '98, Dan "Bionic
shoulder man" Davis '99, and many more make up one ferocious team that swears
not by the moon but by its hearts.
Soon, hundreds of red warriors will rise like a mighty storm, like a
hurricane, a force so swift and violent that no power, however great, will be
able to hold it back. We will smash all the trammels that bind us and rush
forward along the road to triumph, as the peasants in China did in the 1920s.
We are revolutionaries, welcoming the confrontation and inevitable victory. We
are the blood hordes. Our war cry darkens the sun and shakes the foundations of
the earth. Ashé.
(Compiled by a man who sticks to his word.)
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