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...YOUR OWN damn house!" is a phrase that hasn't made it onto an Adams T-shirt for years. Responsibly engaged in aphorizing gay rights and the Nietzschean perspectivist void, complaints about immense overcrowding during lunches have been generally relegated to abusive grumblings and back-biting mutterings while waiting in long lines for Vegan Cheeseburgers...
...problem for most seniors is these two are all that exist. You do your thesis. Then, to a void it, you do your anti-thesis. Pleasure, instead of being pleasure, is the avoidance of pain. Avoidance of thesis equals avoidance of pain, so all anti-thesis, most of which consists of boring and unpleasant tasks for other classes, seems good. Anti-thesis is, of course, not good. It is the same crap that you would do if you would do if you were not doing your thesis; "It" is just so evil that anything looks good in comparison...
...shifty Koskimaki, a native of Finland, has helped to fill the anticipated scoring void created by last year's departures...
Whatever the case, whether one agrees with Nader's suggestions or not, there is clearly a large silence waiting to be broken by the voices of student protest and a void ready to be filled with the activism of social and political groups...
Other organizations will carry on the kidvid cause, and Charren herself will not disappear. But the demise of ACT leaves a void and raises a question: For all Charren's efforts, has children's TV got any better? In some ways, as Charren readily admits, it is worse. In the 1970s, partly because of Charren's lobbying, the networks added a host of informational shows for children, from ABC's Afterschool Specials to CBS's newsmagazine for kids, 30 Minutes. During the Reagan years, however, government regulation eased, and most of those shows were canceled or scaled back. Though...