Vol 2, Issue 1: the issue in which we reveal the dark and seedy underbelly of Carnegie's finest publication

Vol 2, Issue 1: the issue in which we reveal the dark and seedy underbelly of Carnegie's finest publication

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Readme Communists Exposed!

Oct. 9, 2024, 9:45 p.m.
By: Joseph "ReadMe" McCathy | Vol 2, Issue 1

It is with a heavy heart that I, Joseph McCathy, admit we have been slighted. We are all the victims of a great and mighty deception perpetuated by 7 members of the ReadMe staff. ReadMe, like many great organizations before it, is infected by the fever known as Communism. This violent fever took down the Russian Empire in 1917, the Roman Empire in 476, and nearly toppled our great American Empi...

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North Korea to recognize README as official newspaper of Carnegie Mellon University

Oct. 9, 2024, 9:43 p.m.
By: Joe MacDonald | Vol 2, Issue 1

Recently, after several visits to the North Korean embassy I am proud to announce that readMe has officially been declared as North Korea’s go to source for American news. As part of this readMe will now be receiving funding straight from the prosperous economy of North Korea. In addition, a new national holiday has been created to celebrate this occasion, where we have been guaranteed that eve...

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README Insurance Scam Comes to Light

Oct. 9, 2024, 9:40 p.m.
By: Mihir Deshpande | Vol 2, Issue 1

Last night readMe’s very own chief editor Eshaan Joshi was extradited by the Trudeau administration under several counts of insurance fraud. It was found that for the past three years he has been claiming several life insurance policies from readMe staff along with abusing Canada's generous healthcare policy.

The police investigation is still ongoing as to whether he claimed the insuranc...

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A fun spin on a popular childhood game

Sept. 24, 2024, 4:37 a.m.
By: Danya Kogan | Vol 2, Issue 1

Tag is a certified childhood classic, and everyone knows the rules. However, I have personally found that if you play it enough times, tag quickly becomes boring. Nevertheless, as a center of innovation, mastermind engineers in the halls of the Princeton of the Alleghenies have devised an updated version of this popular game. On Tuesday, September 3rd, 2024, a group of students were see

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CMU's Cease and Desist to Radford University Finally Arrives After Being Lost in the USPS Pipeline for 103 Years

Sept. 24, 2024, 4:34 a.m.
By: Phong | Vol 2, Issue 1

At the beginning of this week, a The Tartan spokesperson revealed to Readme in an exclusive interview that CMU Administration and The Tartan were planning on reviving a copyright dispute that is over a century old against Radford University. As it turns out, CMU is not the only institution with a publication named The Tartan, with RU's student publication also sharing this exact name. "

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The Best Crime Report

Sept. 24, 2024, 4:30 a.m.
By: Abe James | Vol 2, Issue 1

It’s time to expose all of the dirty little secrets of a certain satire magazine, of which there are many. Who would ever do such a terrible thing, not the reputable newspaper you are reading, nope, NOT US. Anyways, unrelated, but please send help and money to our gofundme.

AY, AY! LOCAL MAGAZINE UNDER PFETA FIRE

Recently, a local CMU satire magazine has come unde...

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I Fucking Hate the 54

Sept. 24, 2024, 4:21 a.m.
By: Danya Kogan | Vol 2, Issue 1

Pittsburgh, a city that prides itself on having some of the strongest trans­rights protections, seems to have been lying right to our faces. You can declare the Steel City to be a "Trans haven" as much as you want, but that does not answer for the glaring dialectic right in front of our eyes. While one may not hear anti­trans rhetoric from no one other than the schizophrenics putting up

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Scobell House Risks Facing Demolition for Multiple Violations of Pennsylvanian Law

Sept. 24, 2024, 4:17 a.m.
By: Sigmund Maille | Vol 2, Issue 1

Scobell House is currently the only all­-women dormitory at CMU, but this will soon cease to be the case. In the fall of 2023, this student residential building officially opened after being renovated and was converted from an all-­male dormitory to an all­-women dormitory. However, only two years after its official re­opening, Scobell House will be closed or risk being repossessed by the Penns...

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A Letter from the Editor

Sept. 24, 2024, 3:54 a.m.
By: Eshaan Joshi | Vol 2, Issue 1

It's hard maintaining the standard of excellence this fine university has been known for in every single one of our publications, which is why readme has completely and utterly given up. In here you can find a record of every misdeed, mistake, evil plot, plan, and lie we have spread in our time as an institution on this campus, and we hope you use it to blackmail as many of us as possible.

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