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In a message dated 12/16/98 3:10:59 PM EST, Ken writes:
> a bungling fool of myself that everyone else will feel comfortable to
participate
As long as you mention it, I fought back the Christmas shoppers to stop and
look at the University Club this week. The cleaning is not, as I originally
described it, "a disaster". The building is a noble design, and too hardy to
suffer in that way. But the old charcoal-grey, soot-coated granite was
superior.
Christopher Gray, former member, University Club
(this opinion does not represent that of the National Park Service, nor of the
Raleigh Historic Districts Council, nor the Greater Alaska Old Fort
Preservation Society)
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