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| − | Colin Yee hails from Danville, CA where the weather is more temperate and the gene pool is infused with trophy wife stock | + | [[Category:Alumni]] [[Category:Class of 2006]] |
| + | Colin Yee hails from Danville, CA where the weather is more temperate and the gene pool is infused with trophy wife stock. He passed his first year in [[Sage F]] where he played an incidental role in the development of [[Capball]]. Sophomore year was spent in [[Dodd House|Dodd]] and junior year was spent in [[Carter]]. During senior year, he resided in [[Prospect House|Prospect]] [["Green Up"]] where he weighed down his half-floor's average SAT score. | ||
| − | Mirthfully cynical, he may seem conceited and self-involved but the consensus is that he has a soul. | + | Mirthfully cynical, he may seem conceited and self-involved but the consensus is that he has a soul. Confusion about its existence originated during its seasonal transmigration. It usually returns around May. |
Also, his name is not Phillip. | Also, his name is not Phillip. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:18, July 20, 2011
Colin Yee hails from Danville, CA where the weather is more temperate and the gene pool is infused with trophy wife stock. He passed his first year in Sage F where he played an incidental role in the development of Capball. Sophomore year was spent in Dodd and junior year was spent in Carter. During senior year, he resided in Prospect "Green Up" where he weighed down his half-floor's average SAT score.
Mirthfully cynical, he may seem conceited and self-involved but the consensus is that he has a soul. Confusion about its existence originated during its seasonal transmigration. It usually returns around May.
Also, his name is not Phillip.
