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The Albany Student Press
Impending Rebellion Stokes Concern
by Natalia Armoza
For the last week, hand written posters detailing an impending "rebellion" have been appearing all over the podium. Along with such sayings as "Might does not equal right," and "Resistance does not equal futile," a phone number was included on the bottom of numerous posters.
Several machine messages have been reported at the posted phone number, mostly quotes from movies. Students and faculty alike have begun to question what the posters are suggesting.
Larry Kauffman, Student Association president, said he was "forty percent sure" the posters were being distributed by "some either anarchist or other left-wing radical group." He said the distribution of fliers was "very organized, very sane, very logical."
Kauffman also suggested a connection between the upcoming Jewish holiday, Rosh Hashanah, also the Jewish day of judgment, and the posters implying that September 22 would be the date of the "rebellion."
Kauffman said, however, he was in the dark about the "rebellion" although he was sure the National Women's Rights Organizing Coalition was not involved. He said, "I'm completely ignorant and quite perplexed."
Other students have proposed several ideas, from the advertising of a religious group to a political candidate. One Junior who refused to give his name said, "Maybe they'll drag out 'Landslide' Larry and behead him and say let them all eat fried chicken."
Mike Keaney, host of the Mike and Paul show on WCDB, the campus radio station, said he has received numerous phone calls about the nature of the "rebellion."
He said, "What can I tell them? I don't know what it is. I have never seen anything like this. It could be political, it could just be a band."
Most students seem to agree with Michelle Pabs, a Freshman. She said, "There's no explanation. I have no idea. It makes you curious."
The ASP called the phone number on the posters, and heard a quote from the movie "Quiz Show" on the answering machine. Later messages included an ominous "Tell your masters that we are on a sacred quest," and a sample from the Beach Boys' "Wouldn't it be Nice," and the ASP left a message encouraging those distributing the flyers to call.
On Wednesday afternoon, the ASP received a phone call from a male voice. He said the students at SUNYA are "under seige" and that "the rebellion is the voice of the people and the people will not be ignored."
He said, "Those who chose to stand in our way may consider this a warning."
16 MP3 Songs
ROCK: 90's Rock, ROCK: Classic Rock
Details:
The Albany Student Press
Impending Rebellion Stokes Concern
by Natalia Armoza
For the last week, hand written posters detailing an impending "rebellion" have been appearing all over the podium. Along with such sayings as "Might does not equal right," and "Resistance does not equal futile," a phone number was included on the bottom of numerous posters.
Several machine messages have been reported at the posted phone number, mostly quotes from movies. Students and faculty alike have begun to question what the posters are suggesting.
Larry Kauffman, Student Association president, said he was "forty percent sure" the posters were being distributed by "some either anarchist or other left-wing radical group." He said the distribution of fliers was "very organized, very sane, very logical."
Kauffman also suggested a connection between the upcoming Jewish holiday, Rosh Hashanah, also the Jewish day of judgment, and the posters implying that September 22 would be the date of the "rebellion."
Kauffman said, however, he was in the dark about the "rebellion" although he was sure the National Women's Rights Organizing Coalition was not involved. He said, "I'm completely ignorant and quite perplexed."
Other students have proposed several ideas, from the advertising of a religious group to a political candidate. One Junior who refused to give his name said, "Maybe they'll drag out 'Landslide' Larry and behead him and say let them all eat fried chicken."
Mike Keaney, host of the Mike and Paul show on WCDB, the campus radio station, said he has received numerous phone calls about the nature of the "rebellion."
He said, "What can I tell them? I don't know what it is. I have never seen anything like this. It could be political, it could just be a band."
Most students seem to agree with Michelle Pabs, a Freshman. She said, "There's no explanation. I have no idea. It makes you curious."
The ASP called the phone number on the posters, and heard a quote from the movie "Quiz Show" on the answering machine. Later messages included an ominous "Tell your masters that we are on a sacred quest," and a sample from the Beach Boys' "Wouldn't it be Nice," and the ASP left a message encouraging those distributing the flyers to call.
On Wednesday afternoon, the ASP received a phone call from a male voice. He said the students at SUNYA are "under seige" and that "the rebellion is the voice of the people and the people will not be ignored."
He said, "Those who chose to stand in our way may consider this a warning."
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