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Prawn: Shrimp. Hence, no Australian has ever actually said “Throw another shrimp on the Barbie,” because we use the term “prawn” for all like-minded shellfish, regardless of size or color...
There’s an important member of the class of 2004, however, whose face is not in full color on the center spread of the magazine. (She is however featured in black and white photos on pages 8 and 11, but that’s not the point.) Like me, Elizabeth F. Maher generally prefers the relative anonymity of a signature at the bottom of an editors’ note to the self-aggrandizement writ large we’re featuring in this issue. But we’ll usher her center stage for the moment, just as we?...
...production and making the magazine fresher. But we learned and made adjustments and along the way we produced 524 pages of content. There is much more to be written, but not here. Be sure to check out the next set of pages in early February. FM will have full-color and a brand new design, but don’t be alarmed. We’ll always be a product of Warholian inspiration...
...will soon be off the FM masthead, Haybay won’t be going far. As the incoming design chair, Hay is charged with the daunting task of making every section exquisite in color—and after a year of creating gorgeous magazine covers using only one lonely color each week, we’re confident Hayley will adeptly harness the thrills of technicolor with her creative genius...
...stamps, I was like ‘dude, don’t you just _________ (verb suggesting conveyance of written electronic information) people? Who writes letters any more?’” fondly recalls L. Tripp Brockton _________ (number greater than 2) ’06, a _________ (a hair color)-haired fellow from _________ (New York/New Jersey/Connecticut). But Brockton wasn’t looking at just any old book of stamps. No, he was in the presence of greatness in the form of his roommate _________ (same generic boy’s name as before) B. Nichols ’06?...