1. Show up 20 minutes early.
2. Do all the homework on the syllabus in advance so that you can hand it all in on the first day.
3. Try to coordinate the color of your shirt with theirs and then make a cute comment about how wonderfully you match.
4. Sit next to them in seminar. And in lecture.
5. Bring them coffee and a shiny red apple.
6. Memorize every piece of work they have ever written, and recite excerpts throughout class.
7. Invite them to a private lunch in a dining hall.
8. Laugh loudly at everything they say. Even when it's not a joke.
9. Quote Shakespeare whenever possible.
10. Do the recommended reading.
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