Do you remember? The time you slipped on an eating club floor, got locked out of your room or fell asleep in precept. As freshmen we all had those I-hope-nobody-saw-that-moments, whether in the classroom or the bedroom. This week, Isabel Schwab ’11 asks, “What’s your most embarrassing moment from freshman year?”
“I ran into a pole walking home from the Street” – Katherine Brandwood ’09
“Probably walking home from Dodd to 1938 wearing only a towel, while covered in blue paint with a messed up Mohawk” – Emily Sullivan ’11
“Being woken up by a stranger and discovering I had fallen asleep on the floor of their room” – Jordan Bubin ’09
“When my roommate was hooking up with a girl about two feet away from my bed because he thought I was asleep.” – James Mears ‘11
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