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Stop Being Gross, Pfoho
Good news! Pforzheimer students are using condoms! Bad news! Some disgusting pig thinks it’s funny to tie their used condoms to a tree and make Building Manager clean them up.
Harvard’s Reign of Terror
Life is full of change. Semesters end in the blink of an eye, friends come and go, and my future career options change with every week. Change is good, I’m told, and I’ve come to accept this.
Groundhog Day Scandal
But weather aside, the real deal on Groundhog Day is the scandal Staten Island Chuck of New York and New York City mayors have been involved in.
Illegal Pets: Piñata the Beta Fish
"He loves to go out. I really contemplated taking him somewhere with me in his little travel case. I’m planning on taking him to one of our blocking/linking group dinners."
Illegal Pets: Paper the Hamster and Laddy the Leopard Gecko
College students can barely take care of themselves, much less their pets. This hasn’t stopped a few brave souls though—read their horror stories, their delights, and that one time they brought their mouse to Lowell Lecture Hall in a Starbucks cup. Enjoy the third part in this miniseries here!:
Illegal Pets: Beatrice the Cannibal Hedgehog
College students can barely take care of themselves, much less their pets. This hasn’t stopped a few brave souls though—read their horror stories, their delights, and that one time they brought their mouse to Lowell Lecture Hall in a Starbucks cup. Enjoy the second in this miniseries here!:
Illegal Pets: Dillan the Field Mouse
College students can barely take care of themselves, much less their pets. This hasn’t stopped a few brave souls though—read their horror stories, their delights, and that one time they brought their mouse to Lowell Lecture Hall in a Starbucks cup. Read the first post in this miniseries here:
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