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-[[Category:Groups]]Bureau dedicated to the pursuit of psychic and poetic discovery, which should best be explained forthcoming by [[Tim Wilson]] and/or [[Krystine Monitzer]].+[[Category:Groups]]__NOTOC__
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 +<tr><td width="*" align="left" valign="top">Bureau dedicated to the pursuit of psychic and poetic discovery, which should best be explained forthcoming by [[Tim Wilson]] and/or [[Krystine Monitzer]].
Based at St. Petersburg Junior College in the early-Nineties. Based at St. Petersburg Junior College in the early-Nineties.
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-: Jim Morrison, poet, attended SPJC before moving on to FSU and eventually, UCLA.+<font style="font-size: 90%">
 +''Jim Morrison, poet, attended SPJC'' before moving on to FSU and eventually, UCLA.
-: SPJC is built on an Amish cemetery.+''SPJC is built'' on an Amish cemetery.
-: Increasingly delusional sympathist [[Steven Vogeler's]] father went to Boca Ciega High in St. Petersburg.+''Increasingly delusional sympathist'' [[Steven Vogeler's]] father went to Boca Ciega High in St. Petersburg.
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Bureau dedicated to the pursuit of psychic and poetic discovery, which should best be explained forthcoming by Tim Wilson and/or Krystine Monitzer.

Based at St. Petersburg Junior College in the early-Nineties.

Desiderata


Jim Morrison, poet, attended SPJC before moving on to FSU and eventually, UCLA.

SPJC is built on an Amish cemetery.

Increasingly delusional sympathist Steven Vogeler's father went to Boca Ciega High in St. Petersburg.