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Information about the Alternative Senior Gift has spread primarily through word of mouth and House e-mail lists, and the campaign continues to attract more students, LeCompte said...
...found these words leaving my mouth during yet another conversation about second-year life at Harvard. And over the past year, I’ve had more than a few of these humdrum chats, and I’ve seen enough going on with my fellow second-years that I can state confidently: The Sophomore Slump is real and, trust me, those of you feeling it are not alone. But take heart—a cure is closer than you think...
...have never advertised in my life,” he admits. “People find me by word of mouth. Your instrument is out there in public, speaking for you all the time. Someone who hears that violin might get intrigued by the sound, and that encourages them to try the violin and that hopefully brings them to my door...
...Abbott and Costello Meet Hamlet, except that neither man has any idea who’s on first. Broadwater’s Guildenstern is earnest and restless, always yammering questions and never getting answers. Hodgson’s Rosencrantz is a layabout twit, his perpetually gaping mouth suggesting a severely inbred bloodline. It is Stoppard’s genius to make these idiots the carriers of a profound existential dread; in Stoppard’s hands, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern become philosopher-fools, capable of giving us both joy and horror in a single sitting...
...discouraged that Adams had yet to host a senior bar night, decided to bring the party to his four-person suite (an actual house situated behind Claverly) each week. He assembled an e-mail list, now 60-strong, and encouraged friends to initiate some “word of mouth advertising” among seniors in Adams and around campus. “Everyone contributed like $25” for the slush fund, says Valle, and Senior Bar was born...