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By BUDDY MOORE tl
Staff writer
The Flushing Gazette, a l-i
Towers Government publication B
that relies on the stalls of the C
dorms' bathrooms for readership,
has "really caught on" this ii
semester, according to its editor. h
"We weren't expecting p
anywhere near the response we T
have gotten," Todd Christenscn
said. "We've even had to publish d
a special edition to handle all of b
the information we've received."
Begun last semester as a way p
for Towers Government to in- a
form residents of upcoming p
events and tell results of its t
meetings, the Gazette was posted C
in the bathrooms because, as
^ Christensen said, "They have to s
go in there sometime. We'll give v
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taining a job after graduate
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by a new graduate student
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The Towers, also known as the (
loneycombs, consist of Baker, r
lurney, Moore, LaBordc,
>ouglas and Snowden dorms. t
The publication's crest, which j
lcludes a plunger, commode, j
and scrubber, roll of toilet t
aper and illustration of the
owers, along with the motto ?
Tu Sitteth Et Readeth," was 1
esigned by Christensen, who <
ecame editor this semester. I
The Gazette became more ;
opular when its staff decided to i
dd a nersonals section, and the i
taper "has been pretty much
aken over by them,'' <
"hristensen said.
C^llyd ^"Tidbits." they are
hort personal messages sent between
residents,' and response to
crTi/
LV & 1%
general discussion about maj
iscussions held simultaneous
:>n. presented bv a represent;
fining admission to graduate
; from the Psychology Depa
ty, Novembvei
r:30 - 9:30 p.m
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Refreshments following
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tackafella:
1 ART BOERKE
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Students should get their booty suits
:ady to freak tomorrow night
ockafellas' starts shaking like never
EMl-Enigma recording artists The R
liili Pi?nnprc rntiirn tn Pnlnmhi'i fr\r
tid-disorderly riot destined to make
linment history.
More than 4()0 turned out for the
rst area showdown a year ago, a
;tum engagement promises a packet
s well.
The Red Hot's new LP, Freaky Sty
id-hot piece of vinyl. Produced
atomic Dog himself, Parliament-Fui
lain mojo George Clinton, the disc is
mil 14 of the thickest, most syrup
jnes pressed this year.
Songs like "Yertlc the Turtle," a cc
USHING
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sidents with [
hem has been so great that <
^hristensen had to add some
estrictions for their use. 1
"We prefer them short, and <
hose with obscenities will not be i
printed," he said. "Only one per ;
person will be guaranteed prin- i
ing because of the lack of room. 1
"We had to print a three-page
.pecial Tidbits edition (Nov. 7)
secause of the amount of personals
we had gotten. One person
?ave us 43 tidbits once, and
another gave us a poem that
would have taken a page to
print."
Personals now have to be
delivered to the Towers Government
HpcW hplu/wn reoiilar
hours, 4-5 p.m. Monday through
Friday, and verified, whereas
before they could be left at the
liMiSiMM
CHT
oring in psychology. It will
sly. The first will be on obitive
of the Career Center.
: school; it will be presented
rtment.
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s' to shak
Dr. Seuss talc, "B1
"Jungleman," "Amerk
and be and "Catholic School Gii
when the grooves and suck list
before. The record's Clinton
Led Hot perfectly. It s slick when
a funk- single, a cover of the M
; enter- ? and raw in its place, 01
lyrics of this one reac
Chilis' British bands, Neverm
nd this bands, Nevermind the
i house Nevermind Duran Dura
Red Hot Chili Peppers."
ley, is a worthy follow-up to thei
by the Nobody can accuse
ikedelic synth-anything. They arc
packed drums and vocals augme
>y funk by The Horny Horns, f
that are needed.
irrupted Bassist Flea Balzary a
lants down
desk at any time.
The Gazette is published weekly,
with about 250-275 copies
distributed among Towers
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resilience nans anu rcsiuence nan
staff. It usually averages about
two legal-size pages in length.
Christensen estimates readership
to be about 3,000.
"We may start printing it
biweekly because of the amount
of time spent working on it," he
said.
"It usually takes us about four
to five hours every Wednesday
night to type and paste it up,"
Christensen said. "We don't get
any pay, but we have a good time
doing it.
"Although we treat it like a
newspaper, we consider it a scan
dal sheet more than anything
else. It's really a flier that gets
messages across to people."
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