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...first debate between Sharpton and Bush, I’ll be wearing a T-shirt that says ‘Where Is bin Laden?’” the Reverend proclaimed to raucous applause from a full-house of students, faculty and community members...
...doing it for the money, Harvard has practically paved the yellow brick road that leads to Wall Street gold. The first stop on the path is the Office of Career Services (OCS), at 54 Dunster St, where the recruiting program gives slick city suits the chance to give your t-shirt, jeans, B average, and camp counselor summer job the once-over before transferring your name to the burger-flipping file. If you plan on avoiding that fate, recruiters, OCS staff and students who’ve made it through have a few tips to keep you on track...
...take the plunge and splurge on that super-cool “vintage” t-shirt from Urban Outfitters. Couple it with a pair of laid-back jeans and flops and—voila—a perfect Saturday night ensemble. Until you walk in the ten-man and realize that five other kids are wearing your outfit and that your shopping strategy needs revamping...
...also passes such advice on to her roommates, though their styles appear completely incongruous at first glance—Dawson with her corduroy jacket, Salisbury with her jeans and t-shirt and Gollogly in long earrings, black cutout shirt, white pleated mini-skirt and knee-high black boots. But as they’re all around the same top size, weekend wardrobe sharing is normal. “We go to Lila when we don’t know what to do,” Cherry says...
Wearing a T-shirt that read, “The Smut Peddler who cares! Flynt for Governor,” Patashnik said that, although he voted by absentee ballot against the recall and for Bustamante, the shirt captured his feelings about the election. “It’s symbolic because it mocks the whole process,” he said...