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CARTOON FOR Sep 17, 2001
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| [WebDiva D] GEEK BAZAAR UPDATED | Posted:Tue Sep 4 16:50:11 2001 |
 The newest installment of UF:TNG is up. And, join us in welcoming Opera Software to the Geek Bazaar. (Yes, *that* Opera) Happy New Year to all our UFie students! We've still got lots of Back to School stuff available in the UF Store. And you don't have to be a student to get in on the Backpack, Organizer and CD case! Remember, we are always on the lookout for potential participating companies for the Bazaar (smaller, interesting-to-you). If you know of a company or product that might be a fit, e-mail us your suggestion and we'll follow up on the lead. Thanks again, everyone!
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| [WebDiva D] GOING BACK, UF STYLE: NEW IN THE STORE! | Posted:Thu Aug 23 14:58:32 2001 |
 Wh00t! Your eyes do not deceive you...those are UF boxers, Flannel and Knit, now available in the UF Store! UF's Back to School wardrobe also includes cozy Flannel Pants, Hoodie Sweatshirt and Grrlie 3/4 sleeve tee. Not shown but also in the Store are xxxtended sizes on our new Denim and Polo shirts (btw: UF staff geeks proclaimed they "Don't Suck" as office geekwear). And whether you're going back to school or back to work the new ballistic nylon Backpack, Portfolio Organizer and CD case are a nice way to take UF with you.
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| [Kickstart] NEW POLL | Posted:Mon Sep 17 11:20:57 2001 |
| Been a tough week, we are all still hugely effected by the happenings. Given the state of your mind at the moment, take a look at the poll to your left! Kickstart
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Cartoon Communism? Who knew that Saturday morning was a crash course in 20th century political theory. Socio-Political Themes in The Smurfs explores this topic. The site is unfortunately on Geocities, so be warned that X10 popups may occur. Submitted by Bara.
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