George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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I don ' t know what he ' s talking about but it must be interesting ’cause every body else is listening to him. ♦ 28

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The thing that sets Washingtonians apart from other city dwellers is that they can walk o r drive past the White House and not have the urge to take a picture, they have given up asking why to triplicate forms and they know what G.S. 2 stands for. Washingtonians — the true Wash- ingtonians, have a tendency to forget they are surrounded by power. They might forget that the next person they see on a busy sidewalk could be run- ning for president in the next election, or involved in the next scandal. They just don’t seem to notice the black lim- ousines floating through the |ungle; they have given up wondering ,- who ' s inside and where are they going? Washingtonians glamorize them- selves in their home publications: The Washington Dossier, The Washingto- nian, The Star, The Post and the newly formed Washington Journalism Review. 27

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Content of donor’s blood is pure grain alcohol. Rejected.”