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For several months, the door of a student residence in Grays Hall displayed a two-page print out from the Web site of Maxim magazine. The document, called the "Maxim Manifesto," can be viewed at http://www.maximmag.com/1.1-/HTML/list.html. For the record, the first floor of Grays Hall houses only male students. The Manifesto reads as follows:

MAXIM MANIFESTO

Never buy a "new" brand of beer because "it was on sale."

If we're in the backyard and the TV in the den is on, that doesn't mean we're not watching it.

Don't tell anyone we can't afford a new car. Tell them we don't want one.

Whenever possible, please try to say whatever you have to say during commercials.

Only wearing your new lingerie once does not send the message that you need more. It tells us lingerie is a bad investment.

Please don't drive when you're not driving.

Don't feel compelled to tell us how all the people in your little stories are related to one another: We're just nodding. Waiting for the punchline.

If you want us to take out the garbage, you have to let us park the car.

The quarterback who just got pummelled [sic] isn't trying to be brave, he's just not crying. Big difference.

When the waiter asks if everything's okay, a simple "Yes" will do.

What do you mean, "leering?" She's obstructing my view.

When I am turning the wheel and the car is nosing onto the off-ramp, saying "This is our exit" is not strictly necessary.

When you're not around, I belch so loudly that I even appall myself.