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Originally compiled and edited by Alex Curelea. Subsequent edits by Mike Hawkins.'' <br/> | Originally compiled and edited by Alex Curelea. Subsequent edits by Mike Hawkins.'' <br/> | ||
''Contains material from Transactions of the Engineering Society, issues of the Toike Oike, Cannon, Varsity, Skulebooks, F!rosh Handbooks, and A Century of Skill and Vigour by Barry Levine'' | ''Contains material from Transactions of the Engineering Society, issues of the Toike Oike, Cannon, Varsity, Skulebooks, F!rosh Handbooks, and A Century of Skill and Vigour by Barry Levine'' | ||
===2013=== | |||
As adapted from the 2013 F!rosh issue of the Cannon newspaper: | |||
"A new Mighty Skule Cannon has been built and [was fired] for the first time during F!rosh Week 1T3. | |||
The Chief Attiliator at the time [later revealed to be David Belvedere] built a new Cannon to celebrate the 85th year of the Cannon, the 149th year of [[Skule]], and to replace the 1998 Cannon. The 1998 Cannon was in service for 15 years, the longest of any [[Skule]] Cannon thus far, and was replaced [due to] signs of wear. | |||
The 1T3 is made from a high strength, rare type of stainless steel, and has been heat treated for maximum strength. It has new structural designs, stronger materials, and other specifications that make it the strongest, loudest, and mightiest [[Skule]] Cannon to date." | |||
==Further Reading== | ==Further Reading== | ||