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The '''War on Fun''' is an orchestrated campaign by the administration to prevent students from going to any parties except for the co-opted, regulated, lame "events" sanctioned by aforementioned administration. | The '''War on Fun''' is an orchestrated campaign by the administration to prevent students from going to any parties except for the co-opted, regulated, lame "events" sanctioned by aforementioned administration. | ||
| − | A prime example is the way the university converted the popular "40s on 40" into a much less exciting "40 Days" event. | + | A prime example is the way the university converted the popular "40s on 40" into a much less exciting "[[40 Days]]" event. |
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 13:13, 9 April 2008
The War on Fun is an orchestrated campaign by the administration to prevent students from going to any parties except for the co-opted, regulated, lame "events" sanctioned by aforementioned administration.
A prime example is the way the university converted the popular "40s on 40" into a much less exciting "40 Days" event.
