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From the heart of the Green Mountains in the beautiful state of Vermont, welcome to says you, a game of bluff and bluster, words and whimsy.

Now join our panelists and your host, Richard Scher.

Thank you. Welcome to St. Michael's College in Colchester, Vermont.

If you're any farther north, you're out of town.

This is Seju, a simple game with words played by two teams, the first of which sits stereo

right.

My graduate school instructor, now I'm asking the questions.

Francine Akbaugh, the guy who always got the grades and never studied a lick, Barry

Nolan, and a man who learned everything he'd ever need to know in college and spent every day since

pairing that down. Mr. Tony Khan. Who's the fearless leader? The unstudier. Mr. Nolan. Well,

captain. To my left, Team 2. Brandeis has never been the same since he left. They've

improved dramatically. Arnie Reesman. She always looked impeccable in class. She often looked

incredulous. Paula Lyons. And she's a woman who could never believe that the words physical

and education could or should be used in the same

sentence. Miss Carolyn Fay Fawkes.

Who's the captain over there? The impeccable.

Paul Lyons. Missed Lyons, well, captain. Correct answers are worth ten points or whatever fraction thereof deemed appropriate.

We always advise new listeners to grab pen and paper.

Let's begin in honor of our surroundings with a round titled College Days.

From the following ridiculous puns, clues, and references, please tell me the college course of study I have in mind.

An example, that man's tale is his story.

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