[993] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
WRITE FOR TECHNIQUE!#@$! (please forward)
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Wally)
Sat Dec 29 17:23:31 2001
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Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2001 01:28:55 -0500
From: Wally <wally@SUB-ZERO.MIT.EDU>
To: MIT-Talk@MIT.EDU
hello, one and all, and happy holidays.
i'm literary editor for technique 2002, your yearbook; iap is when we do
most of our work, and my work is collecting and editing submitted text
from _you_.
so -- you've got time over the holidays. you've sucked down an eggnog or
two, you've intimidated the shopping mall Santa with your size, you've
seen Fellowship of the Rings six times. now it's time to get serious about
shit, for god's sake. any genre, any style, any length -- we want your
writing. I WANT IT, DAMN IT. so long as it's (sort of) about mit, we can
find a place for it. the tech column you thought of writing? send it. your
poem about the handsome fap counselor? mail it to me. the touching
farewell email you sent to your housemates when you went home at the end
of term? we want it.
personal, serious, funny, poetry, prose, whatever. submit it to
MR_MOLE@MIT.EDU
and make your mark on mit's premier annual.
DO IT YOU LAZY BASTARDS!@#$!@#
cheers,
wally holland
ps. we don't care if you're heterotextual or not. don't ask, don't tell.
that's our motto.
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