Who didn't put Beanie babies, N64 and Tamagotchis on the top of their Wish Lists in the mid-90s? Many kids got what they asked for, but some of us weren't as lucky. For those children who didn't get the trendy new toys, the holidays may hold disappointing memories. This week, Sarah Hogarty '10 dredged up childhood memories, asking, "What's the worst gift you've ever gotten for the holidays?"
Emad Atiq '09
"A friend gave me a little book on stress. It was more of an insult than a present."
Denzel Cadet '10
"When I was five, I got this ugly sweatshirt that is still too big for me. It has a dinosaur on it and pink sleeves."
Amanda Horgan '10
"I was in third grade and instead of Polly Pocket, I got a knockoff version that wouldn't open."
Sarah Reinprecht '09
"Soap and towels from my grandparents."
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