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Advance to the office of La Gente. If you can ' t find the office and become discouraged, you lose one turn and gain 10 apathy points. If you locate the office in Kinsey Hall within two days, you gain 5 prestige points. La Gente needs a copyreader. Accept the job and gain 15 social awareness points. La Gente staffer finds wine and dope in your desk. The wine is Gallo and you are OUT. Gain five geek points for the wine, but get 10 prestige points for the dope. Your are well on your way to liberalism.
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Advance to Ha ' am office. If you are selected for the staff, you gain 5 social awareness points. If you turn them down, gain five apathy points. Accepting the offer, your feature article on the UCLA Jewish Studies Program wins you two inches of space in a Daily Bruin editorial and ten prestige points. The editor of Ha ' am takes you out to lunch. You order a ham and cheese sandwich. He gets upset; your rye excuse seems cheesey and Neil Reisner is no ham. You are dropped from the staff, and gain 15 geek points.
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STOP!!! Add up your social awareness points, subtract the total number of geek points and obtain your total Standard Liberal Average. Compare your score with the chart below to see what kind of liberal you are. 10-20 Joe Bruin — you sign all the petitions on campus, irregardless; the Daily Bruin is your Bible and main source of world news; you commute five days a week, are an active member of your sorority or fraternity; you support Swami X and some of your best friends are black. 21-50 Julie ' Bruin Belle ' — you are involved in all non-political, non-controversial campus activities and programs. You faithfully give blood, time, energy and many hours to a Mardi Gras booth to preserve the status quo. You delight at being called a stud or a fox , missed all your classes for a week in hopes of seeing someone streak so you could write home about it and bought a yearbook. 51-75 Chuck ' pseudo-liberal ' Young — you wear coor dinated jeans ' n ' shirts that make you look ' cool ' but not materialistic or vain; you lament the decline of campus activism and you march in all the right rallies. You (rightly) think Swami X is disgusting. You have a Don ' t blame me . . . sticker and some of your best friends are gay. 76-100 You could only be Suz Rosen . . .
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