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To add insult to injury, it was reported that the law enforce ment officers never even apologized for the inconvenience. Good Question Ohio State University resear chers conducted tests on over seven hundred people, “from elementary students to high school teachers,” asking such questions as “why isn't a horse a bicycle?” lew people pointed out that the question made no sense, and the majority tried to answer the question as it it did. Only a handful answered that horses Windsurfing SAIL INTO ADVENTURE Thr TIME: N..* the linw • ■ Upeiwfvv !*m *?>•>« of the Mh Thr COURSE: We '♦*•» Al|>h« Wet%utt% l u ve\»% the B f <» International Ttamir*} Sv*lem and four (4) «ofcd hour* oI Thr PLACE: IVautti RK HAHIison PARK *t Km K ; k Thr COST' ?!»»», .1 .v^ i i**i ♦<>» tt»»- < m hour u?w to m«kr your rr*rrv«tlon* conact: HOAHDSRORTS 247S JeMetkon • 4A4 2SWI ! Mother Kafi’s Books ] I "Eugene's feminist bookstore" I feminism women of colot Jewish women lesbians I ! 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The Coca Cola company responded by sending a work crew to remove the football field's electronic scoreboard, which they hart donated to the school in 14X4 Ad Revolution The recent use ol the Beatles song "Revolution" in ads pro moting Nike's an soled shoes has been hailed as a major coup by the advertising industry. Although the Fab Four have been added to the list of per formers guilty of hawking their songs (Phil Collins, Genesis. Randy Newman, the Beach Boys and Michael Jackson), the Beatles are, in a sense, innocent. The use of the song was OK 'd by none other than Michael Jackson, who tired up himself and his own pop machine for Pepsi Cola Jackson controls SBK songs, the company owning publishing rights to the Beatles song list. According to the West Coast director of SBK. 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