Word: calling
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...shuttle (it is awesome) and learn the number 5-0400 by heart. You can use it to call a special shuttle after regular hours, which is probably when you'll usually be calling anyway. Also learn to love the walk. It's 15 minutes out of your day that you can have totally to yourself. Those 15 minutes are a precious commodity; enjoy them...
...Italian woman cheat on her husband?" he asks, confounding his predominantly female Jewish audience. "Because if she did, WHAM!" he adds with a gesture to match. "But a Jewish wife," he continues, "has nothing to lose. She cheats on her husband and what happens--he runs and call his mother." The audience, of course, roars its approval and the consensus of nodding heads makes it clear that no one is taking offense. He proceeds along similar lines for most of the show: "There are no Jewish athletes. All we had was Mark Spitz. He took one swim, got nauseous...
...Really we didn't lose that much in the election, but what it did do is it gave us a wake-up call," said Brian R. Smith '02, a member of the club...
Although many of us don't live a T-ride away, we can still make a phone call or two to our families or friends from home each week. Doing so reminds us that there is a world outside Harvard, and that people we love are growing and maturing, just like...
Most Crimson readers, of course, do not care enough to call every time they are missing their free copy. Subscribers to national newspapers who forked out 80-odd dollars for their annual subscriptions, on the other hand, tend to be a little more irate when they don't get their Times or Journal. David Amerikaner '01, who received his Wall Street Journal only twice in two weeks, writes, "I have been calling the Crimson...[and] have left four messages so far, none of which have been returned. I expect a full refund for all of the days our paper...