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Chime Time

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The Washington Post, October 18th, 1992

Over by the fireplace in the Tombs, a rathskeller just outside the gates of Georgetown University, there's a brass plaque on a long, long table. It reads, "The Chimes." And up on the wall hang 16 pewter mugs. You may have been there for a burger or a beer and hardly noticed either detail. It's only a fortunate few who stumble into the Tombs on certain special nights - Chimes nights. For the past 28 years, every once in a while, the Chimes, a male a cappella group made up of Georgetown students, have performed such songs as "Don't Blame Me," "Betty Co-Ed" and "Great Historical Bum" for surprise...

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