Alex Willen | Points in Case Staff Writer
Alex Willen
PIC Staff Writer
School: Stanford University
Hometown: Redondo Beach, CA
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Alex Willen is currently a student at Stanford University, and he counts on the prestige of the school's name to make up for the fact that he
constantly takes the minimum number of units and still fails to go to class. Alex has neither a major nor career aspirations, but now that he's published on PIC, he's
content to sit back and wait for his internet cult following to build up and start sending him money.
Beaver Fever
The mildly misogynistic ramblings of a young man struggling to walk the line between being happy and being sober.
Once Upon a High School Party by Alex
Willen
High school debauchery comes with a unique set of obstacles: curfews,
inexperience, and vehicular puking. But there's no turning back now.
A Few Seconds of Male Genius by Alex Willen
What little clarity is available in man's brain can only be tapped right after that ass. Then it's all muddy again with thoughts of dirty sex.
Guide to Sleeping with Women by Alex Willen
Unfortunately, a typical consequence of sex is that you actually have to sleep with the woman afterwards. Bores and snores are out.
Hey, It's Your High School Friends! by Alex
Willen
Sometime during freshman year you will realize that, even though they threw some "bomb-ass" high school parties, college changed everything.
Breaking Out of the Bubble by Alex
Willen
The college experience isn't at universal as you think. Some campuses actually
have RA's who care... and Asians!
Top 10 Rejected Party Themes by Alex
Willen
Go ahead, bust out the crystal goblets, there's no risk anyone will show up to
these parties to break it. Unless of course you're a party Nazi.
Google Ads: The Game! by Alex Willen
Google is taking all the leg-work out of getting to know somebody. I don't know about her man, Free iPod
Shuffle girls aren't my type.
Guide to the Airport Hookup by Alex Willen
Parting isn't such sweet sorrow when your relationship is going in different directions anyway. They don't
call it a "layover" for nothing.







