Brian Ly
Humor Editor
Class of 2027
bly@u.rochester.edu
Brian Ly, currently one of the Humor Editors for the Campus Times, is an Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) major. Outside of the CT, he enjoys reading novels, listening to music, and taking photos.

Articles by Brian

‘Twas a long night in Gleason

’Twas a long night in Gleason, when all through the room / Not a person was stirring, a silence of gloom.

The birth, life, and death of a Campus Times editor

Their voice begins to get higher and higher when, finally, they explode into rays of light and a Campus Times Editor is born.

Meliora Weekend gets ever worse

At this point, I realized that it was pointless to run. The only way for this disaster to end was to sacrifice myself.

Sausage fingers

are the fingers edible? Why are their mouths frothing with mustard and ketchup? Are the hotdogs spraying out ketchup?

Donald Trump’s quest for world peace

Donald Trump’s foreign policy approach is to “shout loudly and grab your small dick; *they’ll* go far.”

Following D-Day example, University professor tries to bag the huzz

Rattled by Pope Francis’ death, 89-year-old University professor Ben Dover decided the only way to find peace was to watch…

Extremely funny and relatable humor article

This was The Funniest Article. Ever. and I was just so impressed by my own writing that I couldn’t help but to share it with everyone.

Michael Che’s Winterfest set welcomes lackluster comedy and announces his exit from SNL

Perhaps the most notable takeaway from this is Michael Che’s statement that he may be leaving SNL. What he intends to do afterward is unknown, but I’d urge him to reconsider if he’s looking to pivot back to stand-up.

‘Well-informed’ opinion once again submitted without any sources

In a society full of rampant misinformation and blatantly biased news sources, the Campus Times is proud to work with extremely well-researched opinion articles that are submitted without any references to sources.

Flirting with your hiring managers

If you’d allow me the pleasure of gracing the hallowed halls of your esteemed company, it would endear me greatly.