Dr. Seuss
 

i'm hoping that someone has heard of that dr. seuss book called the places you'll go(or something like that.)i've heard so much about it, but i've never actually read it. if someone knows what i'm talking about can you tell me what it's about? thanks so much-i heard it is one of the cutest books:-)

I got that book for High School graduation from my mom. It's a great book. I haven't read it for a long time though. I'll have to look at it again when i get home from work tonight.

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Steve Corbin
Lambda Chi Alpha
Theta Kappa Chapter
Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech.

That book is AWESOME!! It's basically just about how great you are and how much you can do and stuff. It's really pertinent when you are about to take a big "life" step (graduations, promotions, moving, etc.)


My new member educator read it to all of us (pledges) the night of our initiation. A couple of the girls were crying http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/wink.gif

A good friend of mine (actually, 2 friends) gave it to me for my college graduation.


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SilverTurtle@greekchat.com
Phi Beta Fraternity
Phi chapter

Here here to Brother Geisel (Real name Theodore J. Geisel, NH Alpha) Grew up reading Cat in the Hat and Grinch. Grinch freaked me out, still does. Now I herd Jim Carrey is going to be the Grinch. Great, my nightmare is going to come back to me now.

OK, so has anyone read McElligot's Pool by good ol' Dr. Seuss?? I know for a fact it exists, I have a much-battered copy from my childhood...but no one else seems to have heard of it!!



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equeen
A Lioness has her Pride!
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Alpha Sigma Kappa - Women in Technical Studies

This thread needs a bump because Dr. Seuss' birthday is coming up! Read for America day, y'all! I'm reading at my local elementary school - isn't Pi Beta Phi doing something that day?

One has to wonder if the SigEps are doing anything to mark the occasion, as he is a very prominent alumnus.

That would be too cool!

One of my favorite sisters lives in San Diego, and says that, years ago, Dr. Suess used to call the radio station she listened to, just for kicks. It was the local Classic Rock station, whichever that is. He lived in nearby La Jolla.

His birthday is the 3rd so think of him while wearing your NPC badge.

UCSD's Libraries will be hosting all sorts of events. The main library is named after him. http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/thisweek/20..._seussbday.asp

http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/thisweek/20...eussbday01.jpg

...And the sister I just mentioned worked in the San Diego Library system. Hmmm... no wonder she dresses a little funky.