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(Treehuggers was previously in the Hall of Fame before Weston McClung edited it out and put it in the Hall of Shame. Removing this from the HoS until the issue is resolved.)
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Max Koren's update:  I was there session 2 in 2005, and saw the bottles there because I was hiding someone's shoes in the ceiling.  I guess I didn't care  because I didn't tell anyone.  Not on purpose, I just didn't think it was very important or whatever.
 
Max Koren's update:  I was there session 2 in 2005, and saw the bottles there because I was hiding someone's shoes in the ceiling.  I guess I didn't care  because I didn't tell anyone.  Not on purpose, I just didn't think it was very important or whatever.
 
===2006.1 -- The Treehuggers===
 
The Treehuggers were the bane of all of Hopkins 06.1. They were a group of Pre-teen girls who had absolutely no social awareness at all. Their many annoyances consisted mostly of running around campus singing green day or my chemical romance songs. They were a most terrible group of girls and should be shunned.
 
*I, as a proud Treehugger, take great personal offense to that.
 
 
See [[Treehuggers]]
 
  
 
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Revision as of 23:02, 3 August 2007

2005.1 -- Prank Calls

At JHU Session 1 2005 there was this doofus who was prank calling Clark AMR 2 dorm at 2 am... pretending to be the pizza guy, insurance company, et cetera. Two roommates pretended to be KGB operatives to the prank callers and the calls ended.

2006.1, 2006.2 -- Cross-Dressing Deemed Offensive

At JHU 2006 Session 1 and 2, cross dressing day was cancelled by the administration because it was alledgedly "offensive" to "real cross-dressers" and homosexuals. A few CTYers attempted to cross dress, but were sent back into their dorms during breakfast to change. Despite the ethics class' attempt to reschedule crossdressing day on a later date through a petition and the administration's supposed consent, no cross dressing day ever took place. This has been called a CTY SIN.

2006.1 -- Alcohol Found in Boys' Dorms

At JHU 2006 Session 1, over $1000 worth of empty alcoholic drink bottles were found above the ceiling tiles. The alcohol was apparently left over from previous residents. Although nobody was responsible for this, the dorms were still searched.

Max Koren's update: I was there session 2 in 2005, and saw the bottles there because I was hiding someone's shoes in the ceiling. I guess I didn't care because I didn't tell anyone. Not on purpose, I just didn't think it was very important or whatever.