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Hi John,
It’s time for another ICYMI – the newsletter that makes sure that you don’t miss our top posts across social channels, even if the algorithm tries to suppress it.
With lettuce being safe to eat again (maybe?), this month was mostly focused on Welcome Week for students, dunking on fascists, and perhaps Trump's best speech ever. Let’s get to it:
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It’s. Not. Going. To Happen. [[link removed]] Barack Hussein Obama. Ever heard of him? [[link removed]] 👏👏👏 [[link removed]]
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