SAN FRANCISCO, CA–Waking up far too early and paying far too much money to run far much too long a distance, dozens of Stanford women headed north to San Francisco for the Nike Women’s Half-Marathon this past Sunday.
“I feel really validated now that I’ve run an arbitrary distance in an arbitrary location,“ said sophomore Jane Davids as she limped back to her car after 2.
5 hours of sheer monotony. “Sure I could have run the same route at a much more convenient time for nothing other than the cost of gas, but then I wouldn’t be able to say I completed a real, official half-marathon.
” When asked for comment, Nike executive Mitch Baker declined, as he was too busy rolling in money achieved entirely through brand recognition.

You May Also Like

As Chuck-e-Cheese approaches IPO, competing chain Salmonella Sam’s struggles to remain in business

At the Chuck-e-Cheese on Lorendale drive in West Bennet, the parking lot…

gracienewman@stanford.edu unsubscribed from our emails, so we raided their dorm

Dear gracienewman@stanford.edu, Let me explain a little something to you about unsubscribing…

Tom Brady’s Tires Deflated As Part of NFL’s New “Eye-for-an-Eye” Disciplinary Program

Late Wednesday night, sources report that two low-level NFL staffers deflated the…