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<blockquote data-quote="Jürgen Hubert" data-source="post: 427058" data-attributes="member: 7177">To quote from the book:&quot;Faculty bloodfeuds must be announced, at least to the ArchDean, via the delivery of several pounds of paperwork (handwritte, in triplicate without carbons) and a promise not to trash large portions of the campus indiscriminately. (A substantial donation will speed processing of the paperwork.) Designating a target or goal is nice, but not crucial. All this must be repeated at the beginning of every semester, to renew the bloodfeud permit.&nbsp;&nbsp; Assuming the ArchDean doesn't reject the paperwork indefinietly, or otherwise call a halt to the procedure (when socialist aliens invade, the ArchDean dislikes &quot;friendly fire&quot;), the two parties to the bloodfeud are allowed to make their points. It should be noted that only one party has to announce the bloodfeud - defending is automatically permitted.&quot;Any other questions?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jürgen Hubert, post: 427058, member: 7177"] To quote from the book: "Faculty bloodfeuds must be announced, at least to the ArchDean, via the delivery of several pounds of paperwork (handwritte, in triplicate without carbons) and a promise not to trash large portions of the campus indiscriminately. (A substantial donation will speed processing of the paperwork.) Designating a target or goal is nice, but not crucial. All this must be repeated at the beginning of every semester, to renew the bloodfeud permit. Assuming the ArchDean doesn't reject the paperwork indefinietly, or otherwise call a halt to the procedure (when socialist aliens invade, the ArchDean dislikes "friendly fire"), the two parties to the bloodfeud are allowed to make their points. It should be noted that only one party has to announce the bloodfeud - defending is automatically permitted." Any other questions? [/QUOTE]

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