Word: enterances
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...disillusionment. Poor Edward Norton--his character isn't even given a name. Food good reason, since his identity consists of what furniture to buy, what shoes match his suit, and which dinette set best fits his non-existent personality. In this yuppie's life, IKEA is synonymous with orgasm. Enter Tyler Durden. Brad Pitt takes on the challenging role of this American psycho-- a soap salesman who lives as a squatter, steals a sportscar one day and ditches it the next, and takes random nightshift jobs to survive. Tyler wants "freedom" from yuppie existence and he makes it a point...
Some might argue that, as a result of these incidents, first-years would have to remember to take their keys with them whenever they leave their rooms. First of all, in most Yard dorms, students need their keys to enter the restrooms, so they take their keys with them even when staying in the building anyway. Plus, I have faith that first-years would be able to handle remembering their keys, even if it takes getting locked out of their rooms a few times...
That being said, one has to wonder if she has ever actually set foot in the abode that bears her family name. And I do mean abode, as in Abode of the Damned. Dante's Tenth Circle of Hell. Abandon all hope, Ye who enter here--particularly ye first-years who were tricked into believing that Loker Commons actually serves as any sort of social center to the Harvard population...
...Enter 7-11 and head toward the spinning hot dog cookers...
According to Committee Chair Paul C. Martin '52, the new policy would allow graduate and undergraduate students to enter into agreements to receive confidential information from sponsoring corporations in certain circumstances...