 Well, maybe you gave the librarian the creeps, because Trey, Page, and Fish's theses are available to read, you just have to check them out. They are kept in a special room or office, along with Mamet's and William H. Macy's theses. It's sort of funny that Page's is circulating while Fishman's is not, given that Page's isn't so well-researched or particularly well-written. It can barely be considered a thesis, clocking in at twelves pages and only citing 6 sources, it is more of a long newspaper column. At least Fishman faked it properly, writing 35 pages about learning to drum backwards. Trey's is very well-written, and extremely in-depth, and you all know the story well. The accompanying tape was unfortunately pilfered from the library long ago.
		Well, maybe you gave the librarian the creeps, because Trey, Page, and Fish's theses are available to read, you just have to check them out. They are kept in a special room or office, along with Mamet's and William H. Macy's theses. It's sort of funny that Page's is circulating while Fishman's is not, given that Page's isn't so well-researched or particularly well-written. It can barely be considered a thesis, clocking in at twelves pages and only citing 6 sources, it is more of a long newspaper column. At least Fishman faked it properly, writing 35 pages about learning to drum backwards. Trey's is very well-written, and extremely in-depth, and you all know the story well. The accompanying tape was unfortunately pilfered from the library long ago.
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