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Jul 13 2010

Twuesday Tweetacular: It’s never too hot to tweet

Posted by: Chris Heller in Vox Populi, tags:

Jack Stuef revised our formerly-disappointing year in sports.

Kristen Janiszewski wasn’t kidding—biking during last week’s heat wave felt like getting punched in the face.

Patrick Lenihan defined Georgetown in a way we can all understand.

Alex Byers justified kitten murder with delicious, delicious burgers.

We’re a little bit disappointed that Austin Freeman isn’t well-versed in the 2010 Campus Plan.

We bet Voice Managing Editor Molly Redden swoons over Vladimir Putin.

You don’t get it, Michael Goulet. Screaming DPS officers are Georgetown’s newest anti-crime tactic!

John Cooke must not ask himself a lot of questions. (Or maybe, he only asks himself the right ones.)

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2 Responses to “Twuesday Tweetacular: It’s never too hot to tweet”
  1. Brendan Baumgardner says: July 13th, 2010 at 8:25 pm

    Wait, is the kitten burger a secret off-menu item at Five Guys now? Nice!

  2. Katherine says: July 14th, 2010 at 8:23 am

    Anders Fogh Rasmussen used to be PM of Denmark, he counts.

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