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A difficult time, says Anthare

The Bell Boys are conducting their own survey to ascertain as to why they had lost their popularity amongst undergraduates. "Es Bee is upsetting our plans. Since he had been a student leader at Japura, he knows the inside out and it is hard to match his plans," an Anthare leader told the Bell Party's bureau that is polit.

Ra-Blue still in command

The reformists are of two minds and, moreover, in the wilderness, though the Convention of the Elephant Party has been fixed for next month. There is a split among the reformists as there is opposition to Love-Slave's leadership altogether. In the circumstances, Ra-Blue will continue to occupy the top seat, a senior moderate Green Em Pee said.

Kind-Leader seeks legal advice

Sun Kind-Leader recently met one of his old buddies from the Reid Avenue school, who is in the legal profession. It is reliably understood that Kind-Leader had discussed certain confidential matters that could pose problems for him in the future. "I will try to protect you for the time being but one day you will have to pay for your sins," the lawyer told Kind-Leader jokingly.

Atta-Leader's double games

Atta-Leader is doing a careful analysis to bet on the winning horse at the forthcoming Elephant Party's Convention. His loyalty is divided between Ra-Blue and the reformists. However, Love-Slave has now discovered Atta-Leader's double games, and so has the leader. Many feel that Atta-Leader's days are numbered as the Secretary that is General.