Difference between revisions of "Nevermore"

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At LMU 2005, a nevermore was defined as someone who has reached the age limit (17) and is not eligible for another year of CTY.
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At most sites, a nevermore is someone who has reached the age of 16, and thus is not eligible for another year at CTY.
  
May be switched with "nomore".
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At Lancaster, perhaps one other site, a nevermore is someone who will not return due to other reasons.  Lancaster switches around the general definitions of nevermore and [[nomore]].
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Some people use the terms nevermore and nomore interchangebly.

Revision as of 14:10, 10 August 2006

At most sites, a nevermore is someone who has reached the age of 16, and thus is not eligible for another year at CTY.

At Lancaster, perhaps one other site, a nevermore is someone who will not return due to other reasons. Lancaster switches around the general definitions of nevermore and nomore.

Some people use the terms nevermore and nomore interchangebly.