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Date Posted: 10/ 8/04 4:41pm EST
Author: Anne
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A Friday afternoon funny

Ok, this message board has been VERY quiet...so decided I'd post a message I got this afternoon from a coworker, Eric. While most of you aren't into the dating scene right now....there are enough geeks out there (and those of you with geeky friends) that I thought you might find this humorous! This starts out with the email from Eric, and the URL is at the bottom, but I believe you'll have to copy and paste the url into your browser...no idea if you can add hyperlinks here, and it's way too late on a Friday to figure it out!
ENJOY

I was having a call with my contact at Georgia Tech and we were discussing the various cultures on campus. When we got to discussing students, she stopped me at one point and humorously said, "Eric, let me share something about our students". She then sent me the following link to an article in the school newspaper to help bring me up to speed.

Remember, this is Georgia Institute of Technology (75+% male population). The references in the article to the "CoC" are for the College of Computing.

http://new.nique.net/issues/2004-10-08/opinions/4

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