1) Tell Terrace that the mushrooms in the salad bar are real.
2) Tell Tower that Andrew Lloyd Webber is coming to campus.
3) Tell Quad that due to its low membership it has been demoted to "Triple."
4) Tell Ivy that trailer parks have started to sprout up on Nantucket.
5) Tell Cottage that the club is on PUID all weekend.
6) Tell Cap that there will be free Powerbars in Frist Campus Center.
7) Tell Cloister that the boat house burned down.
8) Tell Charter that Ivy is now open on Fridays.
9) Tell T.I. that the National Lacrosse Association is suing the club for non-athletic pinnie usage.
10) Tell Colonial that Charter has 37 more spots open.
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