(Some of) the meaning behind the student activities described in the song: "The Jackets Who Don't Do Anything"

Most of the information is supplied in table form. Some info which was recieved later has been added to the bottom as regular paragraphs.

been to Skillets a popular all night restaurant
seen the Spillway a beautiful local site
soaped the fountain rare but amusing entertainment before they removed it
play Jacket Golf the greatest sport in the world
cruised on Main streeta pastime popular among young BWD locals
shopped at Walmart popular because they are open at our hours (all 24)
broke in Sid Rich a popular, if illegal, pastime
shown my stinger to extend the pinky of the right hand toward Old Main Park
as a gesture of respect and love for HPU
sing the alma matter the HPU Alma mater is much beloved by all those with the HPU spirit
seen the statue
and then wished that it would fall
the Idol is hated by all those with the true HPU spirit
owned a beanie the freshman hat of Daze of Payne
skipped a chapel While Chapel is supposed to be a wonderful time of worship,
occasionally they schedule an idiot to appear.
These must be skipped, including all health center chapels
cut the budget It's amazing, how a President who was doing such "wonderful" things
would have to slash the budget
screwed the students (see explanation at bottom of page)
placed an Idol on what was a parking lota reference to the Idol, see STTTS page
been real boring This President was
tear down a landmark the historic street signs at the intersection of Center and Whaley
(after the song was written) the fountain
bucked tradition She did, on many occasions... including an attempt to trash the Stinger
used my husband She did to further her agenda of a "pretty" campus, among other things
kill college spirit and rely on flower potsSelf explanatory
snubed the students On many occasions
been a demon She was




A comment received from one reader:

Screwed the students is a general refrence to all University Policies during the (name removed) Adminisration that did just that, e.g. the new rule that people had to live
six semesters on campus as opposed to the previous four, etc.

It might also be prudent to point out that as for "been a demon" that it was later discovered that she was not demonic, but sufferd from clinical ditziness and had the sense of a pile of ugly rocks, but I'll leave that one up to you.

Altogether an excellent job.

(name removed).



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