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Vol 2, Issue 4: the issue in which readme gets cancelled for holding all of the wrong opinions

Rejected Headlines

  • China expresses concerns over working conditions in CFA
  • Oops! All Eugenics! Student accidentally argues for eugenics during ethics class for seventeenth time this week
  • "My Cute Next­Door Neighbor Believes in WHAT?": Quirky new meet­cute sitcom coming this summer.
  • School of Computer Science puts funding toward public transit; installs tram line on the Gates spiral
  • Stupid fucking egg sits on wall, rolls off like a little dumbass bitch
  • CMU students take pictures of Hunt library light pollution after mistaking it for Aurora Borealis
  • “It’s actually a metaphor for being reeeaaalllly hungry.” ­ author, on cannibalism
  • Sweepstakes Chair bans buggy­driving amputees, claiming they have competitive advantage
  • Man I sure hope no one rejects this headline.
  • Student spends 7 hours working up the courage to make a phone call, recipient doesn't answer
  • Carnegie Mellon unveils plans to make second, shittier donner
  • "Surely the middle eastern conflict will not get worse" says increasingly nervous man for 100th time today

All this and more, not in this issue!

CIA Buggy Mounts Another Coup in Guatemala


Last Monday CIA forces entered Guatemala City to launch a week-long attack on the Guatemalan government, culminating in the ousting of President Bernardo Arévalo and the instatement of an authoritarian military dictatorship. According to leaked documents found in Stever basement, the campaign was a joint operation between CIA Buggy and …

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CS Students to be Decimated, Roman Legion-style

Early this week, SCS students would have been informed via email that a tenth of the SCS student are to be culled, and the email would have included details on how which students are selected to be put to death. Any SCS students who have not seen such an email …

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Readme Crime Report

The Readme crime report isn’t just focused just on the happenings on campus, we are also well connected to the city around us! In this issue of the crime report, we at readme present to you the most serious news from Pittsburgh. This is definitely not because we ran out …

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Carnegie Mellon Secedes!


In 1967, an offshore platform in the North Sea was seized by a pirate radio operator. This would become the Principality of Sealand, an unrecognized micronation. Recently, CMU's administration was struck with inspiration, and decided to secede from the United States, to form its own micronation.

The sovereign state …

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Inside ReadMe Legal

Due to the substantial inquiries regarding the inner workings of ReadMe & Co, I have been chosen to represent the ReadMe Legal Department in disclosing the functions and responsibilities we adhere to in order to maintain ReadMe as a corporation and ensure the continued freedom of all ReadMe employees.

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Vote Wean Hall!

With the 2024 US presidential election just weeks away, README is proud to announce that we're officially endorsing a candidate for the first time. It was a tough decision; on one side we have a candidate who did not fall out of a coconut tree, and on the other side, …

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CMU discovers secret life of Wean Hall namesake

Wean Hall needs no introduction. As the sole brutalist structure on campus, its stark concrete facade gives an intimidating visage to the campus's hub for science and engineering. Many are vaguely aware of Raymond J Wean, founder of Wean Incorporated, and the namesake of Wean Hall, immortalized in a plaque …

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Pentagon Swears In New War Crime Scapegoat After Previous One Died


The US Department of Defense has recently concluded its emergency internal election to find a worthy successor to the previous war crime scapegoat who unexpectedly died this year. The election was hastily called because there were no contingency plans in case the last scapegoat died, as no one at the …

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New voting method for indecisive individuals


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Cryptid Corner: THE HAMPTONS DEVIL


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Eric Adams shares life advice.


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Degree of CMU alum posthumously revoked after 15-122 whiteboard found in steam tunnels

Last Thursday, a trio of students attempting to raid the famed steam tunnels under Margaret Morrison Hall for treasure were caught by CMU police. While their possessions were being confiscated, however, CMUPD came across a far more disturbing secret. Dusting off the asbestos powder covering its surface, police officers were …

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Pittsburgh announces cheat day for airspace laser-pointer laws

One thing we all liked to do as kids is mess around with laser-pointers. Watching cats chase around the dots, blinding our siblings, but most fun of all, aiming at airplanes! Unfortunately for our joyful childhood spirits, the very 1984 United States of America government passed a law in 2012 …

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CMU announces austerity to reduce funding woes

Amidst rising inflation costs and increasing building maintenance fees, Carnegie Mellon University administration voted to implement austerity measures as a cost-cutting measure.

The English department will be entirely destroyed, as there are only 4 English majors anyways, and all social sciences will have budgets slashed in half, and the …

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