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Ken Tittle T'07 Clogs Hanover Sewage System
Shuts Down Tuck Circle for Months
Hanover, NH:  Champion Eater Ken Tittle T'07 has been identified by Hanover police as the source of a massive sewage backup in the Upper Valley area. Authorities traced the blockage back to a restroom in Tuck Hall.  DNA evidence left officials with little doubt that Tittle was the cause of the backup. But authorities are unable to charge the Georgia Tech graduate with any crimes, and it is unlikely that the university will be able to win a suit for damages.

Plumbing experts were unable to clear the pipes using conventional plumbing techniques, but they did manage to set off a host of complaints from students, ranging from brown water in Buchanan, duct taped urinals in Murdough (see inset), and a half-eaten Wendy's cheeseburger in Tony Hanlon's mailbox. Finally, construction crews were brought in to excavate Tuck Circle and replace all sewage pipes into and and out of the building.

Why did it take so long for the truth to come out?  The Tuck Profit has learned that officials feared becoming the laughingstock of the top MBA programs.

According to reputation expert Paul Argenti, "Identifying a student's bowel movement as the cause of a major capital expenditure poses a major reputational risk to any institution.  But to Tuck, where the quality of our cuisine is a major selling point, this could be disastrous."

Local attorney and Judicial Board member Brian Walsh does not believe that Tittle should be worried about a lawsuit.  "No way. DNA evidence is far from conclusive, and besides, it's not like the guy stole a ladder.  Perhaps he should be required to miss a day of class?"

Construction crews should be finished with the project in time for the class of 2006's 10 year reunion.



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