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...Play: The READER asks each WRITER to call out a word—an adjective or a noun or an overused journalistic cliché or whatever the space calls for??and uses them to fill in the blank places in the story. The result is an FM Mad Libs game...
...cadre of doctors descended upon me, whisking me away to testing. But the RN did call me back within minutes, and a half hour later when my primary physician showed up, I was already in good care. (Which brings up another thing we should be thankful for??UHS seems to employ the last remaining nurses in the world who are both caring and great at their jobs. I’d grown so used to the businesslike barking of nurses in the outside world, I was surprised when one at UHS put a comforting hand on my shoulder...
...Thapa ’07 explains that “in Nepal, we aren’t allowed to smile for passport photos; I’ve been told I look like a terrorist in mine.” Other times, you simply get what you pay for??like the case of Werner H. Van Vuuren ’07, who had his less-than-flattering facebook picture taken at a pharmacy...
...groups of the Harvard College Democrats, these “Students For?? spin-offs receive funding from the College Democrats as well as floor time at the College Democrats’ meetings...
...Dunkin’ Donuts favorites are present and accounted for??from cinnamon to powdered sugar to chocolate glazed—and all with the same reliable taste you remember from high school student council meetings. Though the dough is bone-dry, the sugars, glazes and frostings that coat each donut choice make the bready interior seem irrelevant. A warning against the strawberry frosted donuts: the pink icing is oh-so-cute, but the sprinkles are sugar overload. Don’t eat without milk nearby...