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When you run into former students, you know, wrap town, like you're at the library or other places, if they come up and talk to you, what are they usually saying?

I've gotten kind of a mixed bag. Some students just want to know what I'm doing and how I'm doing. And then there's some students who will not come up and talk to me,

but will nudge another person, point, and then start whispering.

And I've even had a couple students yell and curse at me from across the street.

What kind of things for you?

You're going to probably bleep this out, but, you know, just fuck you, Hagelin, things like that.

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