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Freeeee Blocks Here at Newton South, the free block is the product of the open campus system, and those fortunate enough to be in the program are allowed to do a variety of things with their time. Upon examining the dictionary definition of the word tree, some contradictions of terms can be found, leading to the conclusion that the free block, though very real in sub- stance, had undetermined etymological origins. According to Webster: free ffrel, adj. without restraint, at liber- ty, permitted, liberal, generousg open, spirited, clear of guilt, familiar, licentiousg uncombinedg invested in the franchise. True, the free block is engaged in with- out restraint fthat is, however, within ad- ministrative limitationsb. Still O.K. with Webster, free blocks are permitted fto those with the correct and corresponding parent permission formsb. According to some arch-conservatives, the free block is both liberal and generous, not to mention open. CAHA! which could ex- plain the open in open campus. 7 Forging on, a slight contradiction occurs. Free blocks may be spirited and thus not necessarily clear of guilt. Some free blocks are spent in familiar places like the library or the commons rooms, or on the breezeway, and for those who have cars, the free block may, indeed, be licentious. For those who have no transportation and uncombined free blocks, it is difficult to make it to and from McDonalds or Dunkin' Donuts in time for the next class, thus preventing students from having invested in the franchise. 26fFree Blocks 9 S88 ,.,. WA--.Q .....-7-W ,K ...---3' s- fw J-X , 1 A 5 2 Qs G gl fix we
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