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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Central America)
Sat Sep 9 04:02:17 1995

Date: Sat, 9 Sep 1995 04:01:56 -0400
From: Central America <root@charon.MIT.EDU>
To: ca-mtg@charon.MIT.EDU


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abbe (Abbe J Cohen):

I now live in Senior House again, in h401a.
Operational answering machine at 617-225-6650.
You can still often find me at BSPD/HQ, 617-576-2773

My sister has been found, and is safe, if unhappy, at home.
I sort of wonder what planet she's on sometimes...

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Cause they can't see what you're born to be
They can't see me
They can't be what they can't believe
They can't see what you see

Keep the boy spinning in their own little world
Tie him up and so we won't say a word
They keep the boy spinning in their own little world
So afraid he'll be what they never were
...
They can't see they can't see 
what I've found out 
...
So many know you know 
but them, oh they can't see

		--Tori Amos, 'Flying Dutchman'


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nightowl (Teleute / Heather):

  And dying--to let go, no longer feel
  the solid ground we stand on every day--
  is like his anxious letting himself fall
  into the water, which receives him gently.
		Rainer Maria Rilke, transl. Stephen Mitchell

        "Gee, what are we going to do tonight, Brain?"
               "The same thing we do every night, Pinky.
                Try to take over the world."
                        --Pinky and the Brain, Animaniacs

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rjbarbal (Richard J. P. Barbalace):


	Richard J. Barbalace
	26 Fairmont Avenue		APO, W20-475, x3-3788
	Cambridge, MA  02139		SIPB, W20-557, x3-7788
	(617) 497-2189

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

	Monday		Tuesday		Wednesday	Thursday	Friday

 9	2.40 Lecture	2.671 Lab	2.40 Lecture	2.72 Lab	2.40 L
	3-370		|||||		3-370		|||||		3-370
10			|||||				|||||
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11			|||||		2.40 Rec.	|||||
			3-038		1-277		3-343
12	LUNCH!		LUNCH!		LUNCH!		LUNCH!

 1	21m655		2.671 Lecture	21m655		2.671 Lecture
	|||||		3-270		|||||		3-270
 2	W16-RRB		Archery???	W16-RRB		Archery???
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 3			2.72 Lecture			2.72 Lecture
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 4			3-370				3-370

 5

Ugh, 9am classes everyday!  Ugh, and only one class on Friday!  Ugh,
and that class is thermo, where pressure is an intensive property!
People should encourage me to attend all my classes.

2.40	Thermodynamics				J. Heywood, J. Brisson
2.671	Measurement and Instrumentation		C.F. Dewey, S. Hochgreb
2.72	Elements of Mechanical Design		C.R. Peterson, M. Jakiela
21m655	Script Analysis (Theatre)		M. Ouellette

I am also performing in the MIT Concert Choir again this term; we
will be singing:
	Haydn, "Lord Nelson Mass" (in Latin)
	Ralph Vaughn Williams, "Dona Nobis Pacem" (mostly in English)

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You have to learn to pace yourself
Pressure!
You're just like everybody else
Pressure!
You've only had to run so far
So good
But you will come to a place
Where the only thing you feel
Are loaded guns in your face
And you'll have to deal with
Pressure!
You used to call me paranoid
Pressure!
But even you can not avoid
Pressure!
	Billy Joel, "Pressure"

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