Word: comped
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...past, Crimson Key chose all admissions tour guides through a selective comp process each semester. The admissions office will now select all guides...
...wasn’t in the countless conversations we had where I complained to him about women for our first three-and-a-half years here.) As I rose through the ranks of The Crimson’s news department, things only got crazier. Now I was comp director, and city editor, and needed to edit or proof or dayslot almost every day. This past fall I was spending about 45 hours a week on The Crimson, and getting a lot out of it, but like any other exec I was exhausted by the long nights, the constant lack...
...opinion editor of the Independent, seemed more interested in promoting her publication in a slightly disturbing manner than in answering FM’s questions. Lee writes in an e-mail, “You’d have to come to the comp meeting we’re having tonight (Feb. 14th) at 8 p.m. in Canaday basement, to get an answer for that...and to get sweet loving too.” The Crimson’s own Judd B. Kessler ’04, associate editorial chair, focuses on students and stereotypes: “First...
...have to break her into more explicit convos on the pros and cons of birth control). Simply put, Rachel is a beautiful person. Her stories on irony and hot law school activists dig deep. Her big hugs and undying commitment to this magazine go unparalleled. She will rule the comp and perhaps teach our staff a bit about true reporting, Newsweek style. FM is confident that, with the mag under the reigns of this pony-tailed blond, copy will be award-worthy...
...Ferris T. Hankins ‘05 is tearing up his Lampoon comp. For several years, the funniest thing about the ‘Poon was that its writers call themselves the “literature board” while producing mostly pieces of no more than 300 words which are usually in list format and rarely feature plot or characters. Hankins has breathed new life into the rag with submissions like “What if Historical Figures Spoke in Modern Slang English?” Commented Lampoon President Steven C. Hely ‘02 while reading Hankins?...