Noble collegians
preen with school spirit on their
fermented torsos.

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What’s the line on the
game? Not that I want to bet
or call my bookie.

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Please take us to the
national championship
(or else, you’re fired).

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Can you hear the roar
coming from across the quad?
It’s time for kickoff.

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Impatient autumn,
wait your turn. The unruly
summer needs more time.

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Clogged lanes move inch by
inch in never-ending race
between points A, B.

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Pet me, says the hound
on the patio. And we
oblige the canine.

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Teddy Kennedy
gave life to public service
so we don’t have to.

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Turn left, then right and
head for daylight. Soon, you will
see an opening.

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A man can feel small
next to a saint, who feels small
next to a belief.

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Life is a shipwreck,
but we must not forget to
sing in the lifeboats.

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1. welcome to the neighborhood
   It is the hour
   when children devour, lawns
   are cut, and we walk.
2. motivated to stall
   The deadline looms, yet
   the work pile remains. Maybe
   motivation soon.
3. anywhere a classroom
   Wherever a thirst
   for knowledge, a font appears
   to quench with wisdom.

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“Hi, I’d like to talk
with someone—” “Yeah, can’t help you,
so please go away.”

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Only two for this
screening. Seat choices galore,
chomping snuck-in snacks.

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The con artist seemed
genuine enough until
he swore he had lied.

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