Weber State University Student Newspapers | 2005-10-28 | Page 7

Page 7 The Signpost Friday, October 28,2005 James Techmeyer, an undeclared Students can submit poem freshman, heard about the Poem of suggestions and comments to [e-mail]. the Week through a friend. "I was interested, so I read through it and it was an interesting piece," Techmeyer said. "I rather enjoyed the concept, it made me think a little bit and I enjoyed it. I think it's a fabulous idea." The poems can be found on the landings between the first and second floors of the Social Science Building. Techmeyer is one of many students and faculty interested in the poetry. "I just encourage people to take a poem, and if they have comments, they can e-mail me," New said. "I just want it to be something everyone can enjoy." 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