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...once your increased tolerance makes getting drunk too expensive you can move on to the real stuff. A little Lady C will get your neurons as erect as your nips and have you writing humor columns in four minutes and thirty seven seconds while making psychedelic pancakes and bananas foster. If you don’t take to mind expansion after the first few tries, we recommend Room 13, which is nearly as addictive. We’ve been on both sides of the table there, and those student volunteers are some of the most well-trained clinical psychologists...
...grand canvas of career opportunities. Killing, getting killed - this was not part of the pitch. Basic training drilled the killing game into young brains. Teach them to treat the enemy as you would a sniper in Grand Theft Auto. Instill the reflex to fire at a moving target. Foster team spirit with marching songs. Instead of the golden oldie "I don?t know but I been told...," have them sing along with...
...Head of the Department for the next three years. A fall course he is offering—WGS 1222, “Literature, Art, Cinema, and Queerness” will likely be packed with eager beavers awaiting his return. WGS is a small community, but very welcoming. You will foster a great relationship with your advisor, who is more than eager to talk with you at any time about your plan of study. And don’t sweat the plan of study: the concentration is not strict with the courses you plan to take in your field...
...well as selling himself, Irwin was promoting ideas-narrow ones, to be sure-about Australia: a land of dangers populated by simple, earthy people. To U.S. viewers, Irwin was a reprise of the Paul Hogan of the late '80s. The incessant references to Crocodile Dundee, shrimp on the barbie, Foster's and koalas that Australians in America endured in those years were double-edged. Yes, they were tiresome clich?s. But at least Americans knew something about the land Down Under and expressed curiosity and warmth toward...
Cheney is not the first political heavyweight to hold forth at the Harvard Club. According to the club’s website, Eleanor Roosevelt, Henry Kissinger, William Taft, and John Foster Dulles have all been visitors...