'The Man' From Nantucket
There once was a boy named Noah,
He was a misogynist fool.
He wrote a small piece in The Crimson
And people called him a tool.
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He wrote about final club women
And the way they suck up to the men.
Feminists got quite angry--
Their letters numbered greater than 10.
Do you think he is apologetic?
If so, you must be a bit dense.
Noah will always be a "misogynist,"
If that places him on the Right side of the fence.
Kamil is a U.C. representative,
A post which fills her with pride.
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