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18Feb/065

Questions, Round II

I believe the email train has stopped. Why, you ask? Someone forwarded the emails to our Biochem prof, who sent out a hefty rebuke to the people who had called for (as he put it) "freedom of speech" to be suppressed. Of course, nobodys going to mess with a teacher. Case closed.

If, by the way, Persons 1-4 use his email as an excuse to ramp up the question-asking sprees, I think a war may break out.

On a related note, I should also mention that the same Biochem prof been interrupting Person #1's questions after a few seconds, and gets somewhat visibly annoyed when her hand goes up.

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