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...desperation gamut during their three years working at the store: from a female Lampoon business comper offering herself for the price of an ad to two girls coming in with a porno tape stuck in their VCR. The store’s security camera catches Harvard women who regularly jog past the store’s window stopping to stick their noses to the glass, looking for these European stallions...
These problems are not intrinsic to metaphors themselves. Metaphors can, and do, help us understand the tragic events around us. But they should be designed to enhance our perception—to jog us out of our complacent and simplistic emotional response. They should not encourage us to sit idly intellectually, grinding the world’s problems into a mush we won’t have to chew before swallowing...
...student office space would further ensure that the MAC would become the center of undergraduate social life. Students working for publications, rehearsing for theater production or doing any one of a number of the extracurriculars they love could pop downstairs for a quick jog or cup of coffee. The only thing left to do would be to make the MAC a shuttle stop, giving easy access to Quadlings and Matherites. The MAC would be a student Mecca, building community, and making life better at Harvard...
...more shrill. That?s why many of us have made sorties into the electronic camp of the online enemy. Where can you find me every week? Not in TIME but, gratefully and lengthily, on time.com. It?s a place to take my expertise and passion for a good regular jog...
...couple living one floor above me—somewhere in Dunster G, I believe—is reading this: three times on a Wednesday night is just plain showing off!) In fact, I get the distinct feeling that everyone around me, like the couples taking a peppy afternoon jog by the river or nauseatingly sipping from the same strawberry frappe at Bartley’s, must have received the name of his or her Mr. or Mrs. Right Now in the mail when summer began. Too bad the Cabot House superintendent thinks that mail forwarding is an optional duty...