Eric Deckers
speaker
150 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 4 Jul
Eric Deckers’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Appearances
Chant for at least two hours, we've done three, followed by the mission statement.
Kyle Shahadi was a serious young serious looking young man, dark complexed, tall and lanky, with unruly black hair, he was constantly raking out of his eyes, only for it to fall back again.
He looked like he might be the captain of the Appleseed Coed Ultimate Frisbee team, which he was.
Finally, he continued, we need an in-depth discussion about why we want to bring about the proposed change.
To change the name of our residence hall, shouted someone from the back.
No shit, Sherlock, someone else called, but why?
Because the namesake was a bad man, someone else offered.
We have to be more specific, Griffin, said Kyle.
Because President William McKinley was specifically a bad man, said Griffin McKenna, a pale young man with long red hair tied back into a bun.
Well yeah, but I think he meant
She frequently gave answers in class without waiting to be called on.
Sarah disliked her intensely.
We believe he should be condemned for those two acts and that the school should change the name of the residence and dining hall to Natalie Clifford Barney Hall, an Ohio playwright and early LGBTQ QIP two SA activist from the twentieth century.
Right, Callie, but now we need to focus on writing a mission statement, said Sarah.
Oh, I already wrote that up while we were chanting, said Callie.
She tapped her personal display terminal twice and said Beam mission statement eight five three to Sarah Cooper Wright.
There was a quiet blip that only Sarah and Callie could hear, and a dialogue box appeared in Sarah's field of vision.
The personal d display terminal or PDP uh PDT looked like a regular pair of glasses.
But with a processing unit that had more power than the biggest mobile phones of thirty years ago.
That was three years ago.
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