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(04/22/09 7:00am)
During February of my freshman year, my roommate Lane and I won four straight games of beer pong. For him, not a big deal. For me, it was like Dave McClure going 5-for-5 from the three-point line.
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During February of my freshman year, my roommate Lane and I won four straight games of beer pong. For him, not a big deal. For me, it was like Dave McClure going 5-for-5 from the three-point line.
9:00 A.M. Good morning sunshine Sleeping past 10 a.m. on LDOC is not an option. If you do, you will wake up, find your friends already hammered and be the lonely sober guy/girl. That's a terrifying reality. In case you're not a morning person (i.e. you hit the snooze button six-plus times), the perfect solution is a stack of pancakes, a side of bacon and a solo cup of Andre. Not only will this LDOC-worthy breakfast give you a reason to get out of bed, it will give you a solid base for the day's festivities.
As online editor for The Chronicle, I've been experimenting with different uses of Twitter to suit The Chronicle's journalistic purposes. So far, no success. Frankly, I believe Twitter will be a passing fad in the same vein as go-go boots, Beanie Babies (currently three for $5 at Rite-Aid) and global warming. That being said, during my search for Twitter journalism, I've discovered a few alternative uses for communicating in under 140 characters:
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Two five-gallon glass tanks rest in a closet under a hanging pair of black business suits and a collection of brightly colored Hawaiian shirts. Six-packs are stacked haphazardly around the closet door, dirty clothes are strewn over the floor and a road bike hangs on the opposite wall. The concealed space tucked away in the third-floor apartment on Watts Street would have been ideal for hiding alcohol during the Roaring 20s-a time when jazz music mingled with much-despised laws against manufacturing or distributing beer. But unless you live on East Campus, prohibition went out of fashion in the 1930s. And beer brew chefs Ben Haynes and Steve Worrell are certainly not running an Al Capone operation out of their two-bedroom apartment.
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