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Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman famously said that “there’s no such thing as a free lunch,” but for students who earned the highest mark in the course last semester, there was a free mid-afternoon snack...
...consume a month’s worth of food and beverages within the space of a foreshortened February. Needless to say, drinking every variety of Vitamin Water in a single day has pretty much been par for the course. But when it comes to the more important subject of snacking, everyone knows that there is no better feeling than feeding a machine some money and having it reward you with delicious processed foodstuffs. It avoids the irksome “human” element of buying things from a store and makes you feel like if only they had electricity...
...situation,” she tells one actress. But while Spillane-Hinks knows exactly what she wants from each scene, she’s still open to new ideas. “Bring your pear,” she tells one actress who is in the middle of a snack, encouraging her to use it to convey attitude. And when asked about one character’s reaction to another, she was willing to accept an actress’s suggestion: “Yes, ‘crazy asshole’ is awesome.”But after callbacks...
...make sure he wasn’t “just some homeless guy”... ... Tommy’s Pizza miffed a number of its regulars when it closed early on Saturday night, forcing many to revert to Tommy’s Value for their late-night snacks. One determined gal, Clarissa T. Hannah ’07, tried to simulate the original with a frozen pizza and lasagna. At 3 a.m., she was seen chowing down in the dining hall, having carefully nuked her snack in a pre-WW2 HUDS microwave... ... send tips to fmgossipguy@hotmail.com
...asides--"Let's make the little windows actually explode when you close them," he tells a group presenting new desktop software--no one seems certain whether to laugh or start writing the computer code. Both men often rise from the conference-room table to pace or to grab a snack or just to appear bored. In a culture of creativity, there's nothing wrong with keeping people off balance...