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Student gathered outside the Lampoon Castle to see Billy Crystal were stunned yesterday when Theodore M. Klupinski '95 fell from his third floor Claverly Hall fire escape...
...best part of Harvard life. The socalled "comp" etition was virtually nonexistent. If you want to join some organization and put in a little bit of time, then you almost always get into them (unless you try for some twisted, elitist, social clubs like the often unfunny Lampoon). You get to bum around doing whatever you like with minimal responsibility. No ruthless cuts. Harsh, extracurricular competition is one of the bigger myths at this place (beating out such whoppers as sex at Widener Library and oppressive political correctness...
...used books, The Bookcase on Church Street is a fun place to browse. Bags are checked at the door, and the somewhat disorganized stacks in the cramped basement are stocked with an eclectic--and inexpensive--collection. Star Bookstore underneath the Lampoon castle also specializes in used books...
More moderately priced burgers can be found at the Square's greasy spoons. Tommy's, located near the Harvard Lampoon on Mt. Auburn Street is a favorite undergraduate hangout during the school year and comes complete with a jukebox. Be sure to try the raspberry lime rickeys. Elsie's (also on Mt. Auburn, across the street from Lowell House) sells a mean lobster roll sandwich, and the tiny tasty on JFK Street is the only restaurant in the Square that's open 24 hours...
...along with Bob and Ray, wrote free-lance for Gaines in the '50s, and Kovacs and Mad begat Saturday Night Live and David Letterman (who is, physically as well as spiritually, Alfred E. You-Know-Who come to life). Without Gaines and Mad there might have been no National Lampoon, no Maus, no Ren & Stimpy...