1. Stop by Wild Oats. You have to say goodbye to Karim.
2. Give back to the University: It's about time you returned all that silverware to the dining hall.
3. Get a Blend-in: John Nash ate at T-Sweets ... maybe one day they'll brag about you too.
4. Thank your professors. Then you can tell your friends you talked to a famous person.
5. Drink Beast. They don't serve it on Wall Street.
6. Eat a Heart Stop at Hoagie Haven. The walk back will burn it off, we swear.
7. Get free T-shirts now. Don't be that alum ordering Princeton gear on eBay.
8. Have an OA reunion. It's been a while. No, seriously! Why are you laughing?
9. Go streaking! You won't have to face anyone in precept ever again.
10. Learn the Locomotive: Unlike lecture notes, it'll be useful after graduation.
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