Ad Libitum
Volume
14
Whiplash(eet)!
*The
Last Whipsheet!
*Libtasterastic
Events
*Miscellany
*Hot
Golis of the Week
*The
Final Thought
The
Last Whipsheet!
Dearest
Liblets,
Holy
Libtrocious Day! This is the last whipsheet that will ever be produced by
my fair hands! Lib caucus is coming up this Saturday, and you all will
soon be in the competent, capable hands of another fine Lib secretary.
It's been an honor writing for you, but now that this is done, perhaps I'll
actually start going to bed at something resembling a decent hour on Sunday
nights.
Now,
go forth, and enjoy your last (sunny) week of classes! (Woohoo!)
Celebrate the end of the semester by coming to all of the cool Lib stuff this
week. Just try not to go too crazy - you might scare away the hordes of
prefrosh.
**Brittney**
Libtasterastic
Events:
Bulldog
Day Bazaar
*Monday,
April 19th from 1-3 in the Lanman Center of Payne-Whitney Gym*
If
you have a spare moment or two, come on down to the Lib Table at the Bulldog
Days Bazaar! We could use a spare hand or two, plus, you'll get to hang
out with cool Libs! Let's sink our hooks into, er, I mean, persuade some
prefrosh into joining the Libs next year!
Lib
Dinner
*Monday,
April 19th at 5:30 in the Branford Pit*
Same
time, same place, same people. So much stays the same, yet it's still so
exciting! Come grab some food with us, and bring your pre-frosh!
Discussion
- "Should standardized tests be abolished?"
*Monday,
April 19th at 8:15, location TBA*
Our
discussion is occurring during Bulldog Days, and the subject is rather
appropriate. Remember all of those standardized tests you had to
take? The SATs, SAT IIs, ACTs... Oh, the horror! Come discuss
whether we should put an end to the torture!
YPU
- "Resolved: Man Ought Have Dog."
*Wednesday,
April 21st at 7:30 in SSS 114*
Ben
Stein is our keynote speaker this week. He's coming despite having a
nasty case of pneumonia - that's how excited he is to be coming to the
YPU! And you should be excited too! This is the last meeting of the
year, so make an appearance and hang out with your fellow YPU-going Liberrific
individuals. (I have no idea what the resolution means, by the way, so
ask someone like Yassmin if you really want to know. But, it's Ben
Stein. You should come regardless of what the resolution is.)
Lib
Caucus
*Saturday,
April 24th at 12 pm in WLH*
Come
help decide the future leadership of the party! Or, better yet, BE part
of the future leadership of the party. If you're interested in
running, contact one of the people below, and if you're not interested come and
make sure you have a voice in who'll be on Eboard next term.
Current
office-holders:
Chair:
Alex (alexander.lee@yale.edu)
Vice
Chair: Betsy (elizabeth.anne.williams@yale.edu)
Chief
Whip: Jose (jose.minan@yale.edu)
Secretary:
Brittney (brittney@yale.edu)
Treasurer:
Rob (robert.millie@yale.edu)
JBB
Director: Will (william.cornwell@yale.edu)
Community
Secretary: Jade (jade.lamb@yale.edu)
YPU
VP: Yassmin (yassmin.sadeghi@yale.edu)
YPU
Inquisition
*Sunday,
April 25th at 7:30 in the Trumbull Room (in Branford)*
Come
interrogate everyone who's in the running for YPU office! If nothing
else, just come because we have the Trumbull room, which totally ROX my SOX.
YPU
Beer Pong Tourney
We
need two teams of two to compete. If you're interested, hit me back with
an email and I'll give you all the info! You know you want a chance to
outdrink the POR...
Miscellany:
Ben
Stein
http://www.benstein.com/
Ben
Stein in all his glory! Learn a little about our guest before coming to
YPU this week!
Support
for Planned Parenthood.
http://c.adorablebunnies.com/wrap_it.mpg
Enough
said (or screamed, rather....)
Strindberg
and Helium
http://www.strindbergandhelium.com/
By
popular demand, I'm including this link again. Check it out if you didn't
last time! (It's worth it! I swear!)
Snood
http://www.snood.com/
Mmmmm....
Snood.
Teen
Girl Squad
http://www.homestarrunner.com/tgsmenu.html
More
goodness from homestarrunner.... "MSG'd! Ow! My Stomach
Lining!"
Hot
Golis of the Week:
The
one, the only, The Golis.
Oh
yeeeaaah.
The
Final Thought:
"What
we call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end is to make a
beginning. The end is where we start from."
~T.
S. Eliot