Yes, it’s that time of the year. Plenary is finally upon us! As we all know, etiquette is key, so we at the Consensus have compiled a definitive list of Plenary rules so you don’t humiliate yourself like you did last semester.
- DO: Brush your teeth.
- DON’T: Do your homework – be respectful!
- DO: Move in and get comfy.
- DON’T: Peek when others are voting!
- DO: Sing the National Anthem, even if no one else is.
- DON’T: Look Dr. Plenary in the eyes.
- DO: Dress for success – Black tie formal only!
- DON’T: Bathe for at least 168 hours beforehand.
- DO: Take everything personally.
- DON’T: Respect any questioning.
- DO: Filibuster NOW!
- DON’T: Consider others.
- DO: Delay, dilly dally, tarry, and stall. The longer this goes, the better!
- DON’T: Speak, lest Dr. Plenary hears you.
- DO: Bring EXTRA beer!
- DON’T: Cry, it’ll be okay.
- DO: Wear adult diapers.
- DON’T: Soil yourself. Hold it in, baby!
- DO: Leave if quorum is approached.
- DON’T: Look back. Never look back.
- DO: Connect all your devices to the GIAC wifi.
- DON’T: Be all alone when it comes time for the Plenary kiss!
- DO: Call your family and tell them you love them.
- DON’T: Fight it.
- DO: Mask your scent.
- DON’T: Be afraid when Dr. Plenary kills.
- DO: Pray.