The Cabbage: End of MLC's Parody Newspaper?
The Cabbage: End of MLC's Parody Newspaper?
The Cabbage: End of MLC's Parody Newspaper?
THE CABBAGE
Volume III, Issue 6 April 19, 2001
2 subterranean newspaper announced only a few students, but its mostly the hard way.
on Tuesday that they have com- because they just dont do anything
2 pletely run out of material. This stupid. We cant find an angle on pressed deep disappointment at the 2 popular parodistic publication.
apparent sudden end to the newspaper. I was really wondering what theyd say about Pigroast or the new chapel, but now that will never happen. Thursdays just wont be the same without that paper, said sophomore Lisa Gold. The MLC faculty is echoing the same displeasure. Man, what a jip! I never even got my name in it. I wonder if they dont like me or something. Maybe I yelled at one of them during Greek class. Thats it! I bet one of them wasnt prepared because he was up all night writing that newspaper and then I yelled at him. Well, now Ill never know, said Professor John Schmidt. The seeming end of the newspaper parody comes just one week before the previously planned 19th Issue Spectacular.
may mean an end to the mildly anything around here. Even the profs dont do anything zany that we Editor-in-Chief Cheeky Baraboo can point out. There arent even Happy Birthday to Me 3 made the announcement late Tues- school policies or administrative day night, to the dismay of dozens decisions that lend themselves to Which track is better, of fans. Yeah, were just plumb humor. Were tapped, said BaraPastor or Teacher??? out of ideas. Were tapped. Were boo. finished. Stick a fork in us; were Handfuls of readers of the parody 100% done. We might as well be the newspaper were saddened, but unVikings trying to win their first surprised by the announcement. 80% Super Bowlwere utterly de- Its a shame, but I saw it coming. I 60% feated and finished, said Baraboo. was all like, How long can this last? Baraboo and other editors are Theyre going to totally run out of 40% blaming a lack of workable mate- ideas. I guess I was right, said 20% rial at the rural Lutheran campus tenured student Joel Vogel. Amy for the apparent cessation of crea- Lewis, a freshmen, agrees, Those 0% Teacher Pastor tivity. Theres just not that much guys were funny. Losers, maybe, for us to make fun of here. I mean, but funny. But I knew theyd run (among SEM students) theres only a thousand students out of ideas sooner or later. Small, here, said editor Todd Rundgren. predominately white German, LuFilled Courses for Baraboo also pointed out the gen- theran campuses just arent the fonts 2001-2002 School Year eral unfunniness of the college. of humor and creativity that every1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Advanced Zaner-Bloser Introduction to Grading History of WELS Budgeting How to Say No Hokey Pokey Seminar: What Its Really All About Whistling for the Tone Deaf Feng Shui for the Called Worker Timeless Fashion in the WELS Barefoot and Pregnant: A WELS Guide to Motherhood Just Throw out a Ball: A WELS Guide to Physical Education Winging It: A Guide to Teaching in Multi-Grade Classrooms Twenty-First Century America Astrology Astrology LAB Band Private Speaking
(Numbers 1-8 submitted by Elizabeth Borgwardt)
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