Re: A Word About Phil...

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bard@netcom.com (BARD) wrote:

> A Word About Phil...

> When we think about Phil,

> Why is it everything slippery, shady, stupid, and
> grotesque about our colligate teaching assistantship programs
> come to mind?

> BARD

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