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Campus Apathy Manifests into Giant

Monster, Sits on Giant Couch and
Watches Giant Cartoons
On Monday, the center of all apathyT on cam- It's suggested the monster came to life because
pus, an Introduction to World HistorjT lecture, of the high number of students that went to
erupted, spewing forth a class just to sleep. "This
giant 40 foot monster kind of apathy spreads
made entirely of assign- exponentialljT and I guess
ments that were turned in for no reason whatsoever
late. The monster, whom it manifested into this CMU Charges for
we'll call Ted from now
on, then proceeded to
thing," said some bum, a
self-proclaimed expert
Printing; Now Richer
leave the class room, on apathyT. He then asked then Bill Gates
harming no one, and the readme staff for Before the start of the semester, the
headed straight for the some change and shook CMU administration gleefull~T pur-
"O" to get some break- his cup of coins. chased low grade insurance plans for
fast. everyone and laughed all the way to
readme attempted to Mellon Bank.
"I was just sitting there interview Ted, who is
trj7ing to take a nap when Canceled football game? Meh, who cares? currentl~T staying in But with the stock market still in the
all o f . a su ~ - eii there Gesling Stadium, on a dump and the endowment hovering
-~~..
were these cool lightning special effects like huge couch he found on the street. "Ted was around a $1.50, Warner Hall has come
when the Terminator is sent back in time and just kinda hanging out watching some car- up with another brilliant plan to fleece
then I saw this huge creature made of papers. toons but he didn't want to answer any ques- money out of the poor and innocent
It roared, scratched itself, and walked right out. tions. He just wanted to pla~T some Soul CMU students: charging 25 cents per
It was the most apathetic monster I've ever Caliber with us and then go to sleep," said printed page.
seen," said freshman math major Greg readme editor and resident procrastinator
Beckham. Chris Rotella. "It was a brilliant idea! When I thought

Art Students Build Fort on the Cut

Artist's rendition of the fort
r1s the year starts up again, art
students are eager to get back
to building things the rest of
us don't understand. Last
Monday morning, two stu-
dents carried a large sofa, love
seat, some sheets, and a flash-
light into the grassy area
between Wean and
Baker/Porter. r1 readme
reporter happened to be
walking by on the way to
"office hours", and learned
that these students, James
Pilnev and Rick Svlvan were
J J
building asuper-duper, totally
awesome fort.
During a long and arduous
day, the two art majors
worked relentlesslyT, stacking
cushions, hanging various
sides and corners of the
sheet, turning the couch and
love seat in all varieties of
positions. BST the end of the
day, they just weren't satisfied.
"It was rea11~T cool how you
could walk into the couch
part from the love seat part,
or foy7er if yTou will,"
explained Rick. "The prob-
lem was, there just wasn't
enough room to fight the
Samurai action figures."
after hauling a couple book
shelves and old cluster chairs
over from Baker Hall, James
.finally explained that the pur-
pose of the fort was to keep
out the Samurai (or in this
case, Samurai action figures).
The fort was soon tri-
umphantly completed, so the
two juniors began playTing
with Power Ranger Pogs.
Later that day, they were
joined by three eight-year-
olds who had wandered away
from the D a~T Care and
Psychological Experiment
center and were playing Super
Nintendo with Pitney and
Sylvan. "It was super duper,"
said one of the kids. "I think
I just made a pooper." The
tyke then flicked boogers at
the readme reporter. They
tasted good.
of the plan, I was blown away by how
brilliant it was! I thought to myself,
`That's why you're el Presidente!' "said
President Cohon, who then started to
grunt and flex his muscles.
CMU implemented the plan in their
usual secretive st~Tle. "Man, it was like I
was poked in the ass before I even knew
my pants were down" said an art major,
who quickljT clarified that he did not dis-
like the feeling, but just that he pre-
ferred to be informed before such
things take place.
With unknowing students still printing
pages like it was free, CMU has official-
l~T become the richest school in the
world. President Cohon is even plan-
ning to set up satellite campuses all over
the United States by buying up all the
Ivy League schools. "I shall insert
Mellon into all their names!" said
Cohon, before asking the readme
reporter if ~ Cormellon University
sounded good.
Issue 7,000,002
Freshman Has Uncomfortable Laundry Moment
Freshman Donald Gulliver, after about
three weeks, finally ran out of underwear
last Thursday. Figuring that h.is first trip to
the l~Iorewood laundry room wouldn't be
too awful, he simply entered the room
expecting to do laundry.
"I told him very carefully that you should
separate darks- or anything with bright col-
ors- from whites, or light-colored clothing,"
his mother told readme. "I then reminded
him about that pair of boxers his brother
threw into the laundry that one time. You
know, the bright red ones? And how all of
his white Hanes briefs turned pink? And
how embarrassed he was when Lisa (who
was only 5 then) started telling people he
was wearing pink underwear? Well, that was
onl-" she continued, before the readme
reporter got bored, rolled his eyes, and
stopped listening, but noted that she was
totally hot.
But once Donald got to the laundry room,
he found that, in fact, all of the washers
were full of other peoples' clothes. "I didn't
really know what to do about it. So I just
picked a washer and started taking the
clothes out, and making a pile on top of an
empt~T dryer," Gulliver said. The only prob-
lem: Lucille Collins, a buxom sophomore
drama major, and owner of the thongs. "It
was totally weird. He was touching all of my
thongs."
"She must have had seven hundred- unmen-
tionables," said Gulliver, blushing red at the
memory. "I just opened the washer, and it
was thong after thong. It .was almost an
After Four Years in Hiding, The Real Slim Shady Heroically Stands Up
Following the popularity of Eminem's hit
song of the same name, The Real Slim
Shady, or Bob Ritchie, attempted to escape
over-exposure and went into hiding. He quit
his job and took up hiding in his parents'
basement refusing to stand up. For four
long years, he remained sitting or laying
down, but now that he has finally stood up,
readme has scored an exclusive interview
with this fake personality.
readme: How'd you get the nickname?
The Real Slim Shady: Well, my friends
always told. me I kept it real all the time, and
I'm pretty skinny. Also, I'm a total pervert,
which is kind of shady.
readme: What was going on in your life,
right before the song was released?
- readme p. 2 -
Dear Penthouse, You're never going to
believe this...
entire Load of panties. It was really weird for
me. rind then she walked in." As it turned
out, Collins was worried about just this so~.-t
o f thing happening.
"Usually I just stay in the laundry room, but
I had a lot of homework, so I set a timer. It
went off, I went downstairs, and there
was...HIM [Gulliver]." r~ccording to both
sources, G~~ll~ver and Collins exchanged an
awkward silence, Collins finished moving
her things to the dryer, and stayed in the
laundry room while her things dried.
G~~il~ver left his stuff in the washer and
went to play Halo.
Gulliver declined to comment on what her
thongs were like, and left the interview after
readme reporters asked if her,
"...Strawberry Shortcake thong was scratch-
arid-sniff." However, later that night, a
readme correspondent got to know Collins
a little better. "The~T are scratch-and-sniff.
And they are s~ectacz~lar," said the readme
reporter.
TRSS: Well, I was like every norma137 year-
old guy, I was living with my parents and I
had a pretty decent job at Burger King, spit-
tin' on your onion rings.
readme: Why go into hiding?
TRSS: I had this nickname way before
Eminem even got the idea for this song. I
was afraid people would make fun of me
because of it. He just kept asking for me to
stand up and pretty soon all my co-workers
would ask me to stand up. I guess they
thought it was funny.
readme: So why did you choose now to
come out of hiding?
TRSS: Well, the song's popularity sort of
died down and I realized that I was pretty
much out of my mind and out of control.
September 10 -September 16
Mr. Rogers at Large
09/04/03 7:56 pm
The ghost of Mr. Rogers was seen outside a
screening of "Kids." He went inside to see
the movie but one student saw him leave
after the first few minutes: "Yea, I'm pretty
sure he was crying."
Questionable Sandwich
Meats
09/03/03 10:45 am
An unnamed food service employee is
reported to have undergone severe liposuc-
tion. UnrelatedlyT, a yet to be identified cold
cut is now available at several vendor loca-
tions.
Ain't Got No Game
09/06/03 1 am
A student reported yTesterday morning that
his game had been stolen. "I woke up," he
said, "and I wasn't fly no more."
Hammerschlag Schlongs
09/09/03 6:36 p.m.
A Resident Advisor in Ha,inmerschlag was
dismissed last week when certain indecent
behaviors came to light. A traumatized resi-
dent said, "He kept saying he would `advise
me to a residence' in his pants."
But I was proud, so I put one of those fin-
gers on each hand up and stood up.
readme: What was the first thing you did
after standing up?
TRSS: I got into car and found the closest
parking lot I could find. I rolled mjT windows
down and turned my system up. Then I did
donuts and screamed "I don't give a f*~k."
readme: Thanks for the interview
TRSS: No problem. Can I talk about my
new album?
readme: Sure
TRSS: Yea, so my new album drops next
month. It's produced by the real Dr. Dre.
We're representin' the 412 fo shizzle.
1ssue 7,000,002 - readme p. 3 - September 10 -September 16

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Is that a Newton in your pocket or you
just happy to see me?
I'd like to fsck your hard drive
Can I insert a node into your binary tree?
Hey baby, can I probe your MAC address?
Mind if I link to your libraries?
I've got a FireWire. Got a port?
You seem to have a couple security holes.
mind if I patch them?
Want to go up to my room and see my
iPod?
Can I grep your source tree?
Can I load my device driver into your ker-
nel?
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Which parts of you are executable?
Up for a port scan?
I'd like to manipulate ~=our bits.
My uptime is over a month, and growing.
Does the frequency of your significant
other's (hereafter referred to as "sig fig")
calls merit a restraining order?
a) Haha, `Tes, I can't even answer the phone
anymore. Help.
b} Though the heavy breathing gets out of
control, I guess I don't really mind.
c) No, but I really wish he/she would call
more...
d) Yes, but I'm really into the stalker thing.
Have you received mail from your sig fig
since starting CMU?
a) Yes, I get e-mail notifications of packages
everyday flowers and candy.
b) Yes, but only one, letting me know how
much he/she misses me.
c) No, but I've sent him/her a few letters,
letting him/her know I miss him/her.
d) Bondage gear, Pissing Grannies magazine,
rotten fruit, and dismembered livestock.
Have you already found a suitable
replacement sig fig here at CMU?
a) Yes, and we've had sex while avoiding the
old one's calls.
b) Yes, but I feel really bad about it.
c) No, I would never dream of cheating on
him/her.
d) Yes, but the old one is cool with it, and is
really looking forward to playing the filling
o f ~an OREO.
Which of the following makes the most
ideal partner?
a) Ron Jeremy
b) Glory hole in the men's bathroom
c) What?
d}Abreast pump
What do you look for in a sig fig?
a) Nice body
b) Nice personality
c) Nice smell
d) Dual genitalia
Do you want to break up with your old
sig fig?
a) Yes.
b) No.
Now, the all-important key to the quiz:
Mostly a's: You've already moved past your
old sig fig; why are you even taking this quiz?
Get with the new hottie and start making
babies.
Mostly b's: You're a fence-sitter, which
means you can't truly be committed to of
rusty back home. Give it up: break up with
him/her, find a new hottie and start making
babies.
Mostly c's: You're whipped. There is no
hope for you, and, believe it or not, your sig
fig from home is cheating on you. With me.
Give it up: break up with him/her, find a
new hottie .and start making babies.
A to question 6: Break up with your old sig
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B to question 6: You're in denial; break up
with your old sig fig.
Mostly d's: You and your sig fig are both
sick, and you're made for one another.
People like you make life more interesting,
but we're going to have to tell you to break
up. We're not really comfortable with the
idea of you making babies.

Ecliting ~&Writing Staff

31337: Chris Rotella
1337: Muffin, Aileen D'Esposito, Dana Vinson, Chaos, Greg Modzelewski, Brian Leahy, Brian Gray,
Pete Milder, Ashley Holtgraver, Bhiago Berson, Esteban Bowles-Martinez, '~, Andrey Dolgov, Alison
Lauer, Yuhua Li, AB Hair Chris Smoak, Fred Merkle, Nazil Kfoury, Alisa Brown, and Zachary Harris
What is readme? Well, it's funny and it's useful. And free. So it's better than sliced bread.
Who makes it? readme is printed by the Activities Board, sponsored by your student activities fee
Where do I get it? readme is handed out at AB events, left in stacks around campus activities board
Online: www.activitiesboard.org/readme
How do I help? Email crotella~~andrewcmu.edu. We need funny writers, non-funny writers, and Photoshopers
And remember: I swear that's not a picture of me.
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AIM Pays Off Cheap Movies at

readmecmu talks with Personel94.
He goes to: Quke, so he's newer seen a= readme: McConomy
Person~l~4' is this one ~f:. tlz~se tl~zgs Persane194~ its the differece between say- just go already
where people ~ryT to say fumy stuff ~g~ san~eth~ng ~f`~.~z~~T: .for ~ sake of l~eit~g All the nights, brought to you by AB, except
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forced? Pearsonel~4: which d:oesnt mean its ~:ot yourself, "Am I killing for good? Or am I just
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readme Interviews Three Random Complete compartmentalization of the econ-
omy makes Jack a dull boy. Or at least, gener-
Freshman, then Lets Them Write an Article ally incomplete. So Jack goes to discover how
the other half lives. And dude, Fritz Lang.
readme: So what are your readme: What's your
names? favorite cheese? Friday, September 12: Bend it .
Nazli: Do you want our A: Ricotta Like Beckham 8, 10, 12
actual names? N: French feta. Unsalted Tomboy movies with repressive parents is
Z: Pepper jack totally the new black. This one's about Soccer,
readme: No I want your and instead of just being plain black, they
porn names readme: Those are kinda spice up the repression a bit by making it an
N: I really do have one! disgusting Indian family, and the dialogue by setting the
Nikki Nutnuzzler. I didn't Zaeh: I could have my real ,.,
movie in England so you get the neat accents.
make it up. answer: the joke about the The future of readme: be
Zach: The next questions is super model with the yeast afraid Saturday, September 13: Bruce
how you got into the infection.
~-lctivities Board.
Almighty 8, 10, 12
readme: Lemme see if this No, they couldn't get Bruce Campbell to be a
readme: No thanks. So article is long enough yet wacky guy who has all the powers of God,
readme: hey, I'm asking the after this "experience" do A: Can I play with the pic- because that would be too much Bruce. Which
questions here you plan on ever coming ture? sucks, because Bruce Campbell would've been
Z: Suck it back to AB?
so much better a deity. He's harder core than
Z: Hell no. readme: No. So you've met Jim Carney, at least. Which isn't to diss Jim
readme: So how did you A: Only if you have cold three r~B chairs. Who's your Carney, it's just that ever since Dumb and
get involved in the pizza and film cards to fold favorite, keeping in mind Dumber, he really hasn't made me have severe
Activities Board? t11at you want to get on my asthma attacks due to laughing. Ah, well. See it
N: Alisa called us. readme: What time is it? staff? anyway, since it's his frost movie in ages.
Alisa: Yeah, they're Z: Around one. This is All: I like her
whipped. What can I say? actually the first time since I
moved in that I've done
Sunday, September 14~:
readme: Screw you. You're
readme: So what do you useful stuff this late. Dellamorta Dellamore (cemetary
fired.
think o f the Activities Z: Not if we quit.
Man) 8, 10, 12
Board so far? readme: you call this use- La la la, hangin' out in the cemetary. La la la,
A: Street fighter kicks ass. ful? dead people come to life. La la la, kill them
readme: Touche
Z: It's all relative again. Ours is not to wonder why...just keep
killi„' `em. For some, it's just another job...but
for the truly lucky, you can learn to love the
work...
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This is the True section, where we tell you how to live your life

From the Desk of Student

There's all these genres with "Post-" in
front of the name —Post-Punk, Post-
Modern, etc. But byr far, the most puz-
zling of .these is "Post-Rock," particularly
because it's asub-category of rock. And
though you've never heard of them (or
the genre), Cursive is at the forefront of
post-rock.
Their music brings to mind a mixture of a
variet~T of genres and bands -they're list-
ed with the likes of Lake Trout, Shudder
to Think Fugazi and Radiohead though
Cursive doesn't actually sound like any of
the above. Pounding drums, jagged gui-
tars, acellist as a permanent band mem-
ber, and abstract, emo-esque 1~7rics all fit
together into a nice (though somewhat
bizarre) package..
And as opposed to so many bands out
there now, Cursive is actually intelligent
music. They do their own thing rather
than following whatever genre is currently
"in," they are talented and go far beyond
the power chords and rattling bass domi-
nant in hard rock right now, and perhaps
most noticeably, their lyrics go beyond the
usual fare of modern rock. No "poor me,
my girlfriend dumped me" or "let's get
drunk and break stuff " here, Cursive
Body President
Dan Gilman
One of the greatest aspects of student life at
:::::::. Carnegie Mellon is the number of student
organizations on campus. We have well over 100
active student groups on campus that provide
great extra-curricular opportunities. All of our
campus organizations add to the.. character and
diversity of our campus, and each deserve ade-
quate funding.
This past year, the Joint Funding process saw a
record number of organizations request annual
budgets. The Joint Funding Committee (JFC)
very quickly realized that there simply was not
enough money to satisfy the need on campus.
Currently, each student grad and undergrad pays
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a Student Activities Fee of $74 a semester.
instead has two of three full-length `KThile there has been a significant increase in the
albums that fall into the category of "con- number of organizations on campus in recent
cept albums," following a coherent stor-~T years, the Activities Fee has not been increased
line. The first of these, The Storms of .Earl► significantly to reflect these changes.
STlln~er: Semantics of Song, chronicles the
demise of a man; their most recent work, In order to review the current level of the
TI~e U~ Organ, describes the demise of a Activities Fee, as well as how the fee is handled
relationship. after collection, I have formed an Ad Hoc
Committee on the Activities Fee. This conunit-
Cursive brings with them emo/indie types tee is chaired by Student Body Vice President
the Blood Brothers and Japanese emo act Gilbert Dussek, and has both graduate and
Eastern Youth, who released a split EP undergraduate members. The committee is
with Cursive last jTear. So if you're one of going to review data collected from our peer
those types who likes to keep on top of institutions, to determine what, if any, changes
the lesser-known sides of the music indus- Carnegie Mellon needs to make. They will then
try, or if you're just tired of the same bor- report back to me their findings, which I will
ing rap-metal and whining on the radio, present to the Student Senate and GSA.
this is a show well worth checking out.
If you have any opinions on this issue, please
feel free to contact me at sbp@andrew.cmu.edu.
As progress is made on this issue, I will be sure
to share new information with you.

If they're not The doughnuts aren't Only in Texas

late covered...
In New Jersey, Rutgers
University, as part of their
56th annl~al "Bug Bowl"
held acricket-spitting cofn-
petition. It's just like a
watermelon seed-spitting
competition, except with
crickets. My feeling can
best be expressed by one
of the contestants:
"Because it's frozen, it
makes it easier, they~re not
all squirmy."
even that good
In Detroit, a pair of guys
hijacked a Krispy Kreme
truck carrying 1800 dough-
nut, and held it for ransom:
$100. The cops found one
of the guys, but no sign of
the truck. It probably
would have been easiest to
just give them the damn
money.
In Texas, police respond-
ing to a `disturbance' at a
hotel found a woman cov-
ered in blood and a man
walking around naked. His
excuse was that he was
making a porno movie, but
there were no cameras anyT-
where. When the police
tried to apprehend him,
"He fought with the offi-
cers and also defecated and
urinated on them during
the struggle." The girl was-
n't seriously injured.
 Events and Things On and Off Campus
Wednesday, September 10
movie: Serial Mom. McConomy. 10, 12. ~1
README: readme meeting. 3rd floor UC Lounge 6pm
Thursday, September 11
event: APhiO's Billiards & BBQ, West Wing TV Room,
5-7pm
concert: Adam Evil &The Outside Royalty ~~ Buskers,
9pm, ~6, 21+
concert: Ekoostik Hookah ~~ 123 Pleasant Street,
Morgantown,`~TV
concert: Acumen Nation, Celldweller ~~ Club Laga, 6:30
pm, $12
concert: Better Off Dead, Ever Since Radio, Giving
Chase, Robot Hum ~~ VF`W, Charleroi, PA
movie: Metropolis. McConomy. 8, 10, 12. ~1
Friday, September 12
art: "ALL YOU CAN EAT" ~~ the Frame 7-10pm.
Food available.
concert: The Flash Express ~~ 31st Street Pub
concert: The Recipe, Two Cow Garage ~~ Boykin Ball,
Acme, PA
concert: Niamh Parsons ~~ Club Cafe
concert: Diamond Rio ~~ Seven Springs Resort,
Champion, PA
concert: Al Stewart ~ Three Rivers Wine &Dine Fest
movie: Bend it Like Beckham. McConomy. 8, 10, 12 ~1
-Saturday, September 13
event: Ice Cream w/ APhiO. Danforth Lounge. 4:30-
6pm.
games: Online Games Society Open Game Event.Soul
Calibur 2, DDR Max, Super Smash Brothers Melee and
Super Puzzle Fighter 2. ~~ West Wing TV Lounge, 2-
7pm
concert: The Recipe, Psychedelic Breakfast @Boykin
Ball, Acme, PA
concert: Kill Hannah ~~ Club Laga, 7pm, $6
concert: David Allan Coe ~~ Jamboree USA,
~Uheeling,~SU~T
concert :Anson Funderburgh &The Rockets With Sam
Myers ~ Moondog's
concert: Lotus, Siamese, 3 Apples High ~~ Mr. Small's
Theatre
concert: Dwight Yoakam ~~ Pepsi Cola Roadhouse,
Burgettstown,PA, 8 pm, $65-85/4 person table
Acoustic Alchemy ~~ Rosebud, 8 pm, ~17, 21+
Ray's Music Exchange, The BRIDGE ~~ Sunshine
Daydreams Campground, Terra .Alta, `SUV
movie: Bruce Almighty. McConomy 8, 10, 12. ~1.
Sunday, September 14
concert: Ace Troubleshooter° ~~ American Music Cafe,
Murrysville, PA
concert: Charlie Daniels Band ~~ Fisher Auditorium,
Indiana, PA
concert: "Radiotakeover Tour" w/ Fall Out Boy,
Trouble Is, Acceptance, Spitalfield ~~ VF'W, Charleroi,
PA
movie: Cemetary Man. McConomy. 8, 10, 12. 1
Monday, September 15
concert: Cursive, The Blood Brothers, Eastern Youth ~~
Club Laga, 7pm, ~12
concert: Ted Leo (Solo}, Rebecca Gates ~~ Quiet Storm
concert: Kings of Leon, 22-20's, Jet ~~ Rosebud, 8 pm,
X12
concert: Syd ~ Waynesburg College, Waynesburg, PA
Tuesday, September 16
concert: Voodoo Glow Skulls ~~ American Music Cafe,
Murrysville, PA
concert: Damien Rice ~~ Club Cafe
concert: Raveonettes, Stella,star*, Kittens For Christian
~~ Rosebud, 7pm, ~12, 18+
concert: Christiansen, JamisonParker, Straylight Run ~~
The Upstage ~~ Club Laga, 7pm, ~8
Wednesday, September 17
concert: Tim Reynolds, Kaki King ~~ Hard Rock Cafe,
9 pm, $15; 18+
concert: Mark Wills ~~~ State Theatre Center for the
Arts, Uniontown, PA
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