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We must determine who killed the albatross?

Jul 14, 2012 Letters

 

Dear Editor,
UG has finally come to a dangerous pass in this ocean of intellectual dread.  The tales have gone abroad. Wedding guests are being prevented from entering the wedding house and entreated instead to listen as the mariner tells about the dead bird hanging around his neck.  How can the mariner survive?
This tale is not yet over.  The mariner, now bleary eyed from agony nevertheless shows his worth, anxiously entreating the angels to enter the dead bodies of the sailors and take the UG ship forward.  Who will do the research?  Who will find out who killed the albatross?
Perhaps the mariner can help.  Even carrying the dead albatross he has managed to heal many diseases.  But can he revive the dead?  We must determine who killed the albatross?  Who will do penance?
Charlene Wilkinson
UG Lecturer

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