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Subject: Insect Registration - U.C. Berkeley
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<Beam me up, Scotty>

I agree with Mark.  Bezerkeley has to rank near the top when it comes to
a registration "process" (choke) that has to be witnessed to be believed.
Also, its even worse if you're one of those small, bothersome insects
known as undergraduates.  In that case
the registration procedure is simply viewed as another facet of the
culling process necessary in keeping invertebrate numbers down.
(Not that a few carefully cowed insects aren't useful; otherwise, how could
we provide the graduate students the teaching opportunities so crucial
to their training?)

Chris Minson