1. Get Harvey Rosen to ask for you in lecture. Bonus points if he makes an economics pun.
2. Streak through Orgo wearing nothing but a sign saying, "OBB?"
3. Ask over a romantic candle-lit late meal.
4. Ice it onto a dining hall orange and black chocolate cake.
5. Mail them orange and black condoms until they get the picture.
6. Orchestrate a flash mob in the Woody Woo fountain.
7. Hijack an arch sing and ask them lyrically.
8. Create an online dating site where you are the only two members.
9. Climb to the top of Nassau Hall and shout it from the rooftops.
10. Chain yourself to their keyless lock and refuse to move until they say yes.
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