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...Glamorous Disasters” by Eliot J. Schrefer ’01, Noah is one of these tutors. A recent Princeton graduate with over $80,000 owed in loans, Noah has the lucrative job—it pays $395 dollars an hour—of teaching SAT strategies to the denizens of Park Avenue. But is tutoring miniature millionaires with drug addictions easy? Well yes, it actually is. As Mr. Thayer, the father of Noah’s two students puts it, “All you do is teach seventh-grade math to eleventh-graders...You?...
Though these two teenagers are painted vividly, they also seem to be very boring people who don’t show any character growth. At first I took this to be a failing on the author’s part, but upon reflection, Schrefer has accurately depicted the bland personalities of many who want for nothing (except higher SAT scores...
Glamorous Disasters By Eliot J. Schrefer '01 Simon & Schuster...
Straight men may not fully understand the nuances of the relationships between heterosexual women and homosexual men, but even they have caught on to the indisputable truth that the two are an inseparable pair. Eliot J. Schrefer '01 says some straight guys came up to him recently and expressed their angst over the fact that women love hanging out with him more than them. "We want you to come to our party because you have the hottest girls," they said...
Homosexuality gives gay men license to see or do just about anything when it comes to their straight female friends. Schrefer says girls will walk around him in bras without a second thought. Jim C. Augustine '01 has discovered there is practically nothing he can say that would be offensive. "Just last night I was dancing around the street and making fun of this guy and saying, 'I'm a heterosexual man. Who likes breasts. Breasts are good. Yeah,'" he says. "No straight guy could get away with that...