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theweaselkingAbsentee voters who die before the election will most likely still be counted in the USA tomorrow
Quake-relief volunteer breaks into shop and loots it for beer after he's told they're closed due to, y'know, an earthquake.
University student evicted from dorm after posting rude fliers on walls. Timothy Garneau, 20, of Berlin, said he posted the fliers as a joke because he was tired of waiting so long for the elevator. Garneau lived on the seventh floor of Stoke Hall.
Garneau posted fliers Sept. 3 that showed a fit woman in a workout leotard and said: "Nine out of 10 freshman girls gain 10 to 15 pounds. But there is something you can do about it. If you live below the sixth floor, take the stairs. Not only will you feel better about yourself, but you will also be saving us time and won't be sore on the eyes."
UNH's Judicial and Mediation Programs Office found him responsible Oct. 8 for lying to school officials, violating an affirmative action policy, harassment and disorderly conduct. Garneau appealed, but his appeal was denied last Sunday.
Quake-relief volunteer breaks into shop and loots it for beer after he's told they're closed due to, y'know, an earthquake.
University student evicted from dorm after posting rude fliers on walls. Timothy Garneau, 20, of Berlin, said he posted the fliers as a joke because he was tired of waiting so long for the elevator. Garneau lived on the seventh floor of Stoke Hall.
Garneau posted fliers Sept. 3 that showed a fit woman in a workout leotard and said: "Nine out of 10 freshman girls gain 10 to 15 pounds. But there is something you can do about it. If you live below the sixth floor, take the stairs. Not only will you feel better about yourself, but you will also be saving us time and won't be sore on the eyes."
UNH's Judicial and Mediation Programs Office found him responsible Oct. 8 for lying to school officials, violating an affirmative action policy, harassment and disorderly conduct. Garneau appealed, but his appeal was denied last Sunday.