ROX: J&B's Freshman Orientation Program: Pix
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1. "I mean, how'd you like to take a crap in one of these open air side shows?"
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2. ...but we never did.
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3. The lighter again. You know what that means.
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4. XY never could think of a title for her weekly segment. One viewer suggested "Country Fried Jesus," which was pretty good, but apparently not good enough for this hard-to-please wench.
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5. With drink in hand, Editor B leaps atop the steps of Myers Hall. (Note the "Meat Poetry" tee shirt featuring an image of Ed the Meat Poet.)
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6. "Don't listen to us. We don't know shit."
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7. J & Jim compare grade point averages.
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8. J & Jim compare take-home pay.
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9. His finest moment: Editor B rides his bike in Jordan Hall.
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10. While J drains his customary pre-show beverage, Editor B welcomes the viewing public to the second season of ROX.
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11. ROX breaks down your vocabulary word.
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12. When you see a sign ike this, there's only one thing to do...
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13. J explains how to operate the Rawles Hall Door Knocker.
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14. XY speculates on the meaning of a symbol on the Chemistry Building.
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15. Title frame for ROX #34, "J&B's Freshman Orientation Program."
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16. Our viewers know quality when they don't see it.
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17. Jim explains where to get free porn.
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18. "Don't drink the drinks you see on this show or you might be sorry!"
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19. Alfred Kinsey was really into sex.
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20. This photo shows Richard Owen's ruff of neck whiskers, for which he was known as "Old Bristly."
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21. J dispenses wisdom to the new crop of freshmen.
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22. Perched on a balcony of Indiana limestone, J mixes a classic drink.
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23. J examines a "glory hole" which has been blocked off with a sheet of metal.
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24. XY takes some Ballantine Ale to Ballantine Hall. Isn't she clever?
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25. J gets ready to mix a Fig Leaf for our old friends Adam and Eve.
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26. In honor of Indiana's arcane liquor laws, J gets ready to mix a Blue Law.
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27. B points out a popular location for intimate encounters.
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