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THE FAIRFIELDMORRON Volume 13, No. 666 Thursday, April 5, 1990 April Fool's Lampoon Issue Etheridge, Indigo Broads Cancel Concert Melissa turns out to be a man after all! William W. "William" Williams StaffInfection High ranking FUSA party members announced today that plans for the Indigo Girls/ Melissa Etheridge concert have fallen through. The Spring Concert will instead feature British songwriter/ vocalist / keyboardist / gynecolo-gist Elton Joe, and Raging Death Records artists Satan's Hemmo-' roids. Etheridge was forced to cancel her U.S. tour following a massive overdose of male hormones that she had been taking in order to improve the "husk" in her voice. In a released statement, Etheridge maintained that after her recovery she will resume touring under the name of Matthew Eth-eridge. On a lighter note, she did mention that she has improved her bench-press by 275 pounds. When Elton Joe, famous for his songs "Alligator Rock," "Like A Candle Breaking Wind"and "Saturday Night's All Right For Sitting Around In Front OfTheTV Eating Sour Cream And Onion Chips And Yankee Doodles If Chicks Don't Dig You," was signed as the replacement headliner, the Indigo Girls pulled out. "The Indigo Girls wouldn't play with Elton," claims concert director Lick Peabody, "because they both suffer from pianist envy. They said that their equipment wouldn't fit dn the same stage unless Elton left his organ at home." Other space considerations questioned Elton's need to display his large eyeglass and silly hat collection while he performs. When informed that Elton was taking her place, Etheridge responded, between curls of a sev-enty- five pound dumbbell, "Big deal. I can still take him. Me much bigger. Me much stronger. Me win Grammy." Satan's Hemmoroids were then selected to fill the opening act void. Fresh off of a tour with Black Sabbath, Slayer, Natas, Beyond Possession and Celtic Frost, the 'Roids decided that Fairfield's Catholic heritage made the school the "the perfect place" to play. "It's about time the other side of the story got some air," exclaimed bassist Armaggedon Jones. "The Dark Master will be pleased." "We're very, very excited that these two artists are coming to Fairfield," exclaimed former FUSA president Thorn Pellegrino. Elton Joe: "I wish my brother Reginald wuz here..." "Very, very, very excited." The band's latest album, "Haunted Hemmoroids In The Graveyard Of Discomfort," con-tains the hit songs "Piles Of Pos-session," "My Behind Bums Like The Lake of Fire," and "Bust A Movement." While the band's album has won both critical and popular suc-cess, the 'Roids insist that they have more to say than Rock and Roll is good-time music. There' also a message for the youth of America. "Satan always gets a bad rap," said Jones, his head spinning like a lathe, "but no one ever thinks that he has wants, needs and red-hot inflamation just like everyone else." "The Price of Evil may hold court on a throne made of human skulls, but not too many people know that he actually sits on a big padded O-ring cushion." "We're very, very excited that these two artists are coming to Fairfield," exclaimed former FUSA president Thorn Pellegrino. "Very, very, very excited." In addition to a stage show that will include lasers, floating tables and free tubes of Prepara-tion H, the 'Roids also have a human sacrifice planned. "We've played other col-leges, but we've never been able to pull off the whole virgin sacrifice thing," claimed Hemmoroids singer Skip Bloodfeast between bites of a rat's head, "but in light of the "wide selection we have here, we might forgo the music and just make offerings for the entire set." "We're very, very excited that these two artists are coming to Fairfield," exclaimed former FUSA president Thom Pellegrino. "Very, very, very excited." Tickets for the concert have already gone on sale, so if you're still reading this, they've probably sold out. The concert will be held in Alumni Hall on April 5th - wait a minute, that's tonight! End of article. Plans for Parking Plaza Proceed Jim Beam GhostWriter in the Sky Earlier today administration officials at Fairfield University unveiled a radical new plan to help counter growing parking problems at the University. The plan calls for a multi-tiered ramp garage to be built in the location where the current Recrea-tion Complex is located. The Recreation Complex wil be moved to the present location of Fairfield Preperatory High School. The high school will be closed down and the earth around it scorched and salted. Money to fund the cost of the garage, which has been esti-mated at close to $14 million, will come from money that is usually reserved for financial aid. Also, students can expect a tuition increase of five-thousand dollars. The ramp garage will also have the added feature of allowing students to park according to ma-jor. Administration officials cite this as an incentive to declare one's major as soon as possible, in order to get a parking space. As one official said, who wished to remain anonymous, "Those of you who are undelcared simply will have no where to park." Students will have the op-tion of purchasing year-long valet parking with their parking plan. Department heads will be required to park cars for students of their major during office hours. Claims formerFUSA presi-dent Thommy Pellegrino, "I'm really excited about the new park-ing garage. I'm really, really ex-cited." One source very close to the Administration explains the radi-cal change in the Administration's thinking. "Although we still feel this is a pedestrian campus, we realize that most people don't like to walk. We feel that we have an obligation to help the more sloth-ful members of our campus soci-ety." What are student' s thoughts regarding this major change in the structure of our campus? One senior says, "Being a more slov-enly member of our campus soci-ety, I'm very pleased with the changes. A five thousand dollar increase in tuition is well worth a parking space." Vanna Gets Snagged Bilg Off Features Insect Vanna White, Morron copy editor.and former hostess ofWheel of Fortune, resigned this week af-ter allegations of corporate theft. "I've never stolen anything in my life," White maintained, as security officers handcuffed her and dragged her by her ankles from the Morron office on Gonzaga Ground. White has been accused of skimming vowels from the master copies before the Morron went to press. "At first we noticed a few a's and o's that were missing," said Morron Editor-in-Chief AnnMaBrie Puckhaber, "but when e's,i,'su's and sometimesy's were gone, we knew something was afoul." This is not the first time that White has been implicated in "let-ter running" schemes. Earlier this year she was caught trying to add even more^"r's" to the word "Registrar," and was given five weeks ofprobation. White fulfilled her public service plea-bargain by showing dyslexic school children how to use a Spill and Spell. "I've changedmy evil ways," White said, as security officers repeatedly struck her about the nose and cheekbones with a rolled up garden hose. "Sure I've stolen an office stapler or shaved an 'o' here and there, but who hasn't?" "After all, I'm only hmn." Reaction on campus has been mixed. Thhomuz Pellegrino, former FUSA president: "I'm not sure what's going to happen to Vanna, but what ever the outcome is, I'm sure that I'll be really, really ex-cited about it. Really, really ex-cited." Chrissie McSherrie, FUSA president and student government convention stud-muffin: "Hey, if Thhommy P.'s excited, you know my nipples are as hard as rocks." Danielle "Guid" LaCroix, confused freshman: "Huh?" Michelle Devitch, Jogues love goddess: "Criminals like her give us blondes a bad reputation as unintelligent bimboes. I am mor-tified. What did you say her name was?" White' s former employer and one time lover Pat Sajak has of-fered to assist the prosecution in any way possible. "Vanna's a nice kid with a terrific set of consanants," Sajak said, "but say 'Maui,' 'spoonful,' 'spooge' or any other vowel rid-den- word in front of her< and she's your's for the night. She's just got no self-cntrl." Although vowel theft has not decreased noticeably since White' s arrest, Pckhbrinsisted the the Mrrn will still press charges, "just to show people that these knds of thngs are taken vry srsly around hr." Inside... Fairfield Feces: Chris Brown on why everyone hates his brother Greg and Geoff Golub re-vealed! "You're right! We are the same person." Craig Nowak's gun cleaning tips -"Never put your mouth over the barrel." T'BUNGA 's LP - Loud, Proud and Well-Endowed The Cac's skating tips BUM - "Nothing to complain about this week." Lampoon Issue!
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Title | Mirror - Vol. 14, No. 20 - April 05, 1990 |
Date | April 05 1990 |
Description | [PLEASE NOTE: The Morron is the April Fool's issue of the Mirror.] The Mirror (sometimes called the Fairfield Mirror) is the official student newspaper of Fairfield University, and is published weekly during the academic year (September - May). It runs from 1977 - the present; current issues are available online. |
Notes | A timeline for Fairfield University student newspapers is as follows: The Tentative, Nov. 7, 1947 - Dec. 19, 1947; The Fulcrum, Jan. 9, 1948 - May 20, 1949; The Stag, Sept. 23, 1949 - May 6, 1970; The University Voice, Oct. 1, 1970 - May 11, 1977; The Fairfield Free Press & Review, Sept. 10, 1970 - Apr. 24, 1975; The Fairfield Mirror, Sept. 22, 1977 - present. |
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Publisher | Fairfield University |
Place of Publication | Fairfield, Conn. |
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SearchData | THE FAIRFIELDMORRON Volume 13, No. 666 Thursday, April 5, 1990 April Fool's Lampoon Issue Etheridge, Indigo Broads Cancel Concert Melissa turns out to be a man after all! William W. "William" Williams StaffInfection High ranking FUSA party members announced today that plans for the Indigo Girls/ Melissa Etheridge concert have fallen through. The Spring Concert will instead feature British songwriter/ vocalist / keyboardist / gynecolo-gist Elton Joe, and Raging Death Records artists Satan's Hemmo-' roids. Etheridge was forced to cancel her U.S. tour following a massive overdose of male hormones that she had been taking in order to improve the "husk" in her voice. In a released statement, Etheridge maintained that after her recovery she will resume touring under the name of Matthew Eth-eridge. On a lighter note, she did mention that she has improved her bench-press by 275 pounds. When Elton Joe, famous for his songs "Alligator Rock," "Like A Candle Breaking Wind"and "Saturday Night's All Right For Sitting Around In Front OfTheTV Eating Sour Cream And Onion Chips And Yankee Doodles If Chicks Don't Dig You," was signed as the replacement headliner, the Indigo Girls pulled out. "The Indigo Girls wouldn't play with Elton," claims concert director Lick Peabody, "because they both suffer from pianist envy. They said that their equipment wouldn't fit dn the same stage unless Elton left his organ at home." Other space considerations questioned Elton's need to display his large eyeglass and silly hat collection while he performs. When informed that Elton was taking her place, Etheridge responded, between curls of a sev-enty- five pound dumbbell, "Big deal. I can still take him. Me much bigger. Me much stronger. Me win Grammy." Satan's Hemmoroids were then selected to fill the opening act void. Fresh off of a tour with Black Sabbath, Slayer, Natas, Beyond Possession and Celtic Frost, the 'Roids decided that Fairfield's Catholic heritage made the school the "the perfect place" to play. "It's about time the other side of the story got some air," exclaimed bassist Armaggedon Jones. "The Dark Master will be pleased." "We're very, very excited that these two artists are coming to Fairfield," exclaimed former FUSA president Thorn Pellegrino. Elton Joe: "I wish my brother Reginald wuz here..." "Very, very, very excited." The band's latest album, "Haunted Hemmoroids In The Graveyard Of Discomfort," con-tains the hit songs "Piles Of Pos-session," "My Behind Bums Like The Lake of Fire," and "Bust A Movement." While the band's album has won both critical and popular suc-cess, the 'Roids insist that they have more to say than Rock and Roll is good-time music. There' also a message for the youth of America. "Satan always gets a bad rap," said Jones, his head spinning like a lathe, "but no one ever thinks that he has wants, needs and red-hot inflamation just like everyone else." "The Price of Evil may hold court on a throne made of human skulls, but not too many people know that he actually sits on a big padded O-ring cushion." "We're very, very excited that these two artists are coming to Fairfield," exclaimed former FUSA president Thorn Pellegrino. "Very, very, very excited." In addition to a stage show that will include lasers, floating tables and free tubes of Prepara-tion H, the 'Roids also have a human sacrifice planned. "We've played other col-leges, but we've never been able to pull off the whole virgin sacrifice thing," claimed Hemmoroids singer Skip Bloodfeast between bites of a rat's head, "but in light of the "wide selection we have here, we might forgo the music and just make offerings for the entire set." "We're very, very excited that these two artists are coming to Fairfield," exclaimed former FUSA president Thom Pellegrino. "Very, very, very excited." Tickets for the concert have already gone on sale, so if you're still reading this, they've probably sold out. The concert will be held in Alumni Hall on April 5th - wait a minute, that's tonight! End of article. Plans for Parking Plaza Proceed Jim Beam GhostWriter in the Sky Earlier today administration officials at Fairfield University unveiled a radical new plan to help counter growing parking problems at the University. The plan calls for a multi-tiered ramp garage to be built in the location where the current Recrea-tion Complex is located. The Recreation Complex wil be moved to the present location of Fairfield Preperatory High School. The high school will be closed down and the earth around it scorched and salted. Money to fund the cost of the garage, which has been esti-mated at close to $14 million, will come from money that is usually reserved for financial aid. Also, students can expect a tuition increase of five-thousand dollars. The ramp garage will also have the added feature of allowing students to park according to ma-jor. Administration officials cite this as an incentive to declare one's major as soon as possible, in order to get a parking space. As one official said, who wished to remain anonymous, "Those of you who are undelcared simply will have no where to park." Students will have the op-tion of purchasing year-long valet parking with their parking plan. Department heads will be required to park cars for students of their major during office hours. Claims formerFUSA presi-dent Thommy Pellegrino, "I'm really excited about the new park-ing garage. I'm really, really ex-cited." One source very close to the Administration explains the radi-cal change in the Administration's thinking. "Although we still feel this is a pedestrian campus, we realize that most people don't like to walk. We feel that we have an obligation to help the more sloth-ful members of our campus soci-ety." What are student' s thoughts regarding this major change in the structure of our campus? One senior says, "Being a more slov-enly member of our campus soci-ety, I'm very pleased with the changes. A five thousand dollar increase in tuition is well worth a parking space." Vanna Gets Snagged Bilg Off Features Insect Vanna White, Morron copy editor.and former hostess ofWheel of Fortune, resigned this week af-ter allegations of corporate theft. "I've never stolen anything in my life," White maintained, as security officers handcuffed her and dragged her by her ankles from the Morron office on Gonzaga Ground. White has been accused of skimming vowels from the master copies before the Morron went to press. "At first we noticed a few a's and o's that were missing," said Morron Editor-in-Chief AnnMaBrie Puckhaber, "but when e's,i,'su's and sometimesy's were gone, we knew something was afoul." This is not the first time that White has been implicated in "let-ter running" schemes. Earlier this year she was caught trying to add even more^"r's" to the word "Registrar," and was given five weeks ofprobation. White fulfilled her public service plea-bargain by showing dyslexic school children how to use a Spill and Spell. "I've changedmy evil ways," White said, as security officers repeatedly struck her about the nose and cheekbones with a rolled up garden hose. "Sure I've stolen an office stapler or shaved an 'o' here and there, but who hasn't?" "After all, I'm only hmn." Reaction on campus has been mixed. Thhomuz Pellegrino, former FUSA president: "I'm not sure what's going to happen to Vanna, but what ever the outcome is, I'm sure that I'll be really, really ex-cited about it. Really, really ex-cited." Chrissie McSherrie, FUSA president and student government convention stud-muffin: "Hey, if Thhommy P.'s excited, you know my nipples are as hard as rocks." Danielle "Guid" LaCroix, confused freshman: "Huh?" Michelle Devitch, Jogues love goddess: "Criminals like her give us blondes a bad reputation as unintelligent bimboes. I am mor-tified. What did you say her name was?" White' s former employer and one time lover Pat Sajak has of-fered to assist the prosecution in any way possible. "Vanna's a nice kid with a terrific set of consanants," Sajak said, "but say 'Maui,' 'spoonful,' 'spooge' or any other vowel rid-den- word in front of her< and she's your's for the night. She's just got no self-cntrl." Although vowel theft has not decreased noticeably since White' s arrest, Pckhbrinsisted the the Mrrn will still press charges, "just to show people that these knds of thngs are taken vry srsly around hr." Inside... Fairfield Feces: Chris Brown on why everyone hates his brother Greg and Geoff Golub re-vealed! "You're right! We are the same person." Craig Nowak's gun cleaning tips -"Never put your mouth over the barrel." T'BUNGA 's LP - Loud, Proud and Well-Endowed The Cac's skating tips BUM - "Nothing to complain about this week." Lampoon Issue! |