Yeah, Revelle!
(n, exclamation.) catch phrase trademarked by revelle college at uc san diego’s orientation leaders, resident house advisors, and anyone with the correct combination of social awkwardness and school spirit (see chart). if said through megaphone, has the capability to wake up everyone in the fleets from a nap, and through the stereo system, wake up argo & blake as well. also has the capability to cause extreme annoyance. has been repeated by revelle students, often in mockery, in situations where school spirit is not necessary, with fake enthusiasm.
(john doe, from erc/warren/muir/marshall/6th, gets caught cheating)
revelle student: “yeah, revelle!”
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