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BREAKING: Beer Bike Canceled lol
Effective immediately, Beer Bike 2022 and Beer Bike Week celebrations will be canceled, per an email by Rice Dean of Undergraduates Bridget Gorman on April 1, 2022. The announcement comes just weeks after the restoration of Beer Bike to its traditional race format and celebrations. According to Gorman’s email, campus-wide events will be restricted to 10 people, and all bike-riding will be prohibited for 2 weeks to discourage student travel. Unvaccinated students will also be prohibited from consuming alcohol in classrooms. “Besties and short kings, I am so so soooo sorry. I hate this for us. ://,“ Gorman said in her announcement. “I understand this is an L for many of you, but as I like to say, every day is another slay. Ratio!” The Crisis Management Advisory Committee attributes the decision to suspend Beer Bike to an alarming uptick in COVID-19 cases across Rice campus. New testing data for the week
of March 21 to March 27 has revealed a and my sneaky link both got gonorrhea 50% positivity rate for undergraduate last month, doesn’t necessarily mean students (n=2), up 50% from the week they got it from me,” Flover elaborated. before. Bob Esponja, a McMurtry Beer Bike Beer Bike coordinators across coordinator, emphasized his personal campus have disappointment expressed at being unable critical reactions to take shots to the decision Besties and short kings, until he saw to cancel Beer Nelson Mandela, I am so so soooo sorry. Bike. Mill Flover, then even greater a Beer Bike I hate this for us. :// I disappointment coordinator for understand this is an L upon realizing Will Rice College, for many of you, but as that alcohol excoriated consumption the move as I like to say, every day is does not cause a disconnect another slay. Ratio! hallucinations. b e t w e e n He also Bridget Gorman empirical data expressed and campus QUEEN skepticism over policy. Citing the the relation success of Y2K, the first Rice public party between the new restrictions and in two years, Flover rejected the notion student safety. that gatherings posed a significant risk “Woah, is everything I say going in of COVID-19 transmission. the newspaper? F*ck! Sh*t! ******* “It’s, like, just because my girlfriend ***** ****!” Esponja exclaimed before
being asked to please focus on the Beer Bike cancellation. “I feel like the Crisis Management Advisory Committee’s policy recommendations were too specific not to reflect some very niche lifelong insecurity.” “You know what, no biking for a year. Not everyone can ride a bike, okay? Just drop it. Jesus,” a Crisis Management Advisory Committee member told the Trasher, unprompted. They proceeded to threaten to revoke servery access from all bike-riders and to rusticate anyone that approached him. Committee chair Kevin Kirby later corrected these statements, clarifying that the measures were still being discussed and had not yet been finalized. Gorman and Kirby both expressed their optimism for the regular operation of Beer Bike 2023. “I am so proud of our Rice community for their diligence this year,” Gorman concluded in her email. “Maybe next time!”
SA election truthers storm Lovett Hall
FIRSTNAME LAST / TRASHER RAnon Shaman poses in front of the Sallyport.
In the aftermath of the Student Association election last month, in which Benjamin Hutchins soundly defeated Sharpay Swinger, a group of avid Swinger supporters gathered to protest the certification of the Residential College results. In front of a crowd that she claimed to be “huger than any other in the history of the university,” Swinger’s speech was full of violent innuendo. “You’ll never take back our university with weakness,” Swinger said. “You have to show strength and you have to be strong.” The certification of the election was set to be carried out by Kermit Weiss, whom Swinger attacked against during the speech. “Weiss is a moron,” she said. “He is incompetent and should be fired. If I were to give him career advice, I’d tell him to resign.” As Swinger’s speech ended, she warned the crowd that they needed to take action soon. “If you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a university anymore,” Swinger said. Following the speech, the crowd consisting of fervent Swinger supporters and conspiracy theorists stormed Lovett Hall, prompting President David Leebron and other members of the administration to be evacuated via electric scooter. Among the invaders was the so-called “RAnon Shaman,” clad in a fursuit, who was seen carrying a “Make Rice Conventional Again” flag and shouting incoherently from the fourth floor
balcony. The Shaman is also alleged to have forced students to walk the wrong way through the Sallyport, shouting their names, addresses and Social Security numbers. Despite the prevalence of evidence on Twitter, Instagram, and BeReal, RUPD is struggling to find and arrest these invaders. “I dunno,” one officer told the Trasher. “We’re looking everywhere for them… the Academic Quad… West Servery… the Central Quad… West Servery again… We haven’t found any of them yet but have you tried the cinnamon rolls? They’re great, honestly.” After the invaders were cleared from the hall and the certification was
You’ll never take back our university with weakness. You have to show strength and you have to be strong. Sharpay Swinger LOST THE ELECTION
complete, Swinger released a statement on Twitter. “This entire election was a scam, and that is obvious to anyone who bothers to listen to what I have to say,” Swinger’s statement read. “I will never stop fighting to overturn this election #SwingerWillNotBeSilenced.”