Van Wilder Page #7
- Look.
- Why don't you just leave him alone?
- Home wrecker.
Oh, thank you!
Thank you!
Out of my way!
Stop packing! You can appeal the
expulsion. It's in the school charter.
"Any student may appeal an expulsion
before the university judicial board...
and state his or her case
within 48 hours of being discharged."
Do you want my hot tub,
or should I just give it to Milty?
We can get the law club to help.
They owe you after the
"Sue Me, Screw Me" soiree you threw.
Thank you. I appreciate it.
I'm really not interested.
- You're not hearing me--
- It's over, Taj!
F*** you, Van Wilder!
You heard me.
I say-- I say...
f*** you, you-you-you--
you--you--
you p*ssy ass motherf***er!
You-- You dicksucker!
Don't sugar coat it, Taj.
Tell me how you really feel.
Seven years.
Seven years!
I've accomplished nothing!
There's no reason
to stay here anymore!
Sure, sure.
You've made tons of friends...
who in the drop of a rupee do anything
for you, and that doesn't mean much?
and the charities you've helped...
and all of our athletics--
those are all so minuscule?
And I guess so is a promise...
made to a wet-behind-the-ears kid
from India whose only dream...
was to bury his face
in a beautiful woman's lotus patch.
You have shown me a life
back home while masturbating
in my father's woodshed.
Most importantly,
you saw potential...
in me.
If you do not see potential in yourself,
then you are a blind man.
I'm leaving.
Then leave.
You've been looking for
that dare-to-be-great situation.
It is at your doorstep.
We need to talk.
Get me the law club.
It's ridiculous!
It's preposterous!
It's ludicrous!
By God, it's impetuous!
- So does that mean you gonna help us?
- Oh, it's on.
Let Van stay! Let Van stay!
Let Van stay! Let Van stay!
We are now in session.
Mr. Wilder.
You were found in violation of Article
soliciting of alcohol
to extreme minors...
which is grounds
for immediate expulsion.
You have opted to appeal.
The floor is yours.
Ladies and gentlemen...
as you know...
I've been a student here
for seven years, and I've--
Let Van stay!
Let Van stay!
Order! Order!
Settle down, everyone.
- Continue, Mr. Wilder.
- I'm okay.
I've learned a lot here
at Coolidge.
Let the record show that...
when I attended class...
I did receive exemplary marks.
However, it was only when I met
a special someone...
that I realized
what I was doing--
hiding.
See, after this is real life,
and I wasn't ready for that.
I don't know why exactly.
I do know that I don't wanna
end up like my father...
whose whole life
revolves around work.
But I see that now.
And I'm ready to move on.
Well, that's that. Good luck, loser.
Who's ready for lunch?
- Mr. Bagg, you will be quiet.
- What's any of this got to do with...
that he's guilty of an infraction
that deserves expulsion?
Mr. Wilder.
I can't argue
against the infraction.
I was responsible for that party,
so what happened was my fault.
I'm here to lay myself
at the mercy of this court...
and suggest an alternative punishment.
Make me graduate.
If you'll kindly take
a look at my transcripts...
you'll see I'm 18 units from graduating
with a leisure studies degree.
I am pleading to this committee,
reinstate me.
Let me audit my last six classes,
take the finals...
and leave Coolidge with a degree.
God, I've bled...
crimson and blue
for nearly a decade.
This school has given me so much.
Let me repay Coolidge...
by parting ways as a graduate.
What are the courses
Mr. Wilder needs in order to graduate?
Biology, English Lit,
Calculus, Economics...
- Sociology and Political Science.
- Wow.
- That's quite a load.
- Well, Van can handle quite a load.
If we expel him, there could be
some sort of a coup d'tat.
He broke a rule.
He should pay the consequences.
Well, let's take a vote.
There's five of us here.
Majority rules.
I vote reinstatement.
- Mr. Bagg?
- Expulsion.
Miss Haver?
Reinstatement...
over and over.
Okay. Mrs. Seay?
Expulsion.
Professor McDoogle?
You know, I've waited a long, long time
for this day to come.
Either way...
Van Wilder's tenure here
at Coolidge is over.
Let's see what
the kid's made of.
He's in! He's in!
- Hey, Jeannie.
- Look.
I just wanted to explain about
the whole, you know, Richard thing.
Me and Richard's unspoken bond blossomed
the other night in one beautiful...
symbiotic act.
- What sort of act?
- Messing up that Van Wilder party.
And then we bumped uglies.
It was the best ten seconds ever.
Ever.
Yes, these interviews
are somewhat of a formality...
but I think it's crucial we like-minded
people get to know one another.
- I knew you'd come to your senses.
- Hello, Richard.
Look. I know we have a lot of surgery
to perform on our relationship.
But right now I am prepping
for the biggest moment of our lives.
I have a written exam first, and then an
interview with five Northwestern alums.
All doctors.
That's why I came--
to help make you your shake.
- That'd be terrific, Gwenny.
- I'll see you downstairs.
But hurry. Interview's in a half hour,
other side of campus.
Sorry about that.
Northwestern.
I am the sh*t.
You certainly will be.
Gwenny, thank you.
Good luck, honey.
You deserve it.
I certainly do.
Cytosine.
Nothin' but net, my man.
Now remember, before any final,
take a pregame dump.
Thanks for coming in.
You did a great job, really.
Richard!
Hey, surprise.
I'm on your oral exam board.
Look, come in here. I want you to meet
your future alumni.
- I gotta go--
- No, come on. It's a great time.
Look, it's Richard.
Finished his written exam in only
Richard,
I want you to meet Dr. Stern.
Dr. Fine.
It's a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Bagg.
- Dr. Brown.
- This is something of a formality.
We just want to
get to know you better.
And Dr. Smelnick.
Richard, is there something
you want to say?
You look like you want
to get something out, son.
Oh, my God!
- Vile.
- Oh, it burns!
I'm bleeding!
Dear God, that's wretched.
"Oh, I kept the first
for another day.
Yet knowing how way
leads on to way...
I doubted if I should
ever come back."
I want you to tell me what
Robert Frost was trying to express here.
I'm gonna need at least
one more booklet.
- What?
we have an update
on the "Wilder Watch."
The rigorous day has been
a success for Van the man.
Five finals in the can with Professor
McDoogle's advanced econ final to go.
Van! Van, wake up,
wake up, wake up.
- Your final's in exactly seven minutes!
- All right.
It's the moment of truth, people.
I'm so glad you could fit us
into your schedule this morning.
Wouldn't miss it
for the world, sir.
All right.
Pass these out.
Thank you.
It's getting to be
that time of the hour.
And your time is up, Mr. Wilder.
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