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...loved my four years at Stanford. I wouldn't trade them for anything in the world, except, of course, a degree from Harvard, Yale or Princeton. But Stanford already got a whole wad of Stein money. Outside of organized crime, it's not traditional to charge someone for a service and then ask for more later. Gillette doesn't send me letters saying, "We know you cherish your Mach3 razor, so we thought you'd like to support our company by sending us even more money. Here's a list of your friends who have already sent checks, conveniently listed...
After reading Joel Stein's account of finding out his testosterone level [VIEWPOINT, April 24], I was convinced that his editors at TIME should give him a raise, no matter what his T level is. This was the most intelligent satirical piece I've ever read in TIME. Stein's suggestion that he would enjoy getting his dose of testosterone as pasta with a light sauce known as "testosteroni" was hilarious. DON PERRYMAN Roswell...
...have enjoyed Stein's outspoken articles on various topics. The one on testosterone, however, was unnecessarily crass and offensive. I implore the editors to keep such unwanted immorality out of your otherwise fantastic magazine. If Stein's articles had some purpose, I might overlook his failings. But as they are intended only for humor, their value is completely negated by the frequent references to sex and pornography. ANGELIQUE MOSES Searcy...
...finally got to see what Stein looks like. Zowie! Now I'm in love not only with the writer but also with his bod! LORI INDOVINA VALUS McHenry...
...Joel Stein...