How To: Beer Camouflage

I am, indeed, narcissistic enough to Google myself. The other day, I found that my sixth hit or so is an old article that Kelly and I wrote.

It’s about disguising a beer can, thereby averting the wrath of policemen, MADD members and other authoritarian ageists. Hence, it is worthwhile for the average student, even during the summer.

You can download the PDFs on the LA Loyolan website or try to read it below.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Chris Lesinski joined the HackCollege team in March, 2007. A Cleveland native, Chris graduated from Loyola Marymount University in May, 2009. He graduated with a degree in film production. Chris has a long list of awesome internships and odd jobs including Revision3 , the Los Angeles Times and Wired Magazine. An avid writer, Chris worked as a researcher and blogger for Comedy Central's tosh.0 before settling in the audience development department at Revision3 . Chris co-teaches LMU's first Web video class with Kelly. Chris is a digital media producer, journalist, productivity fiend at heart. Check out Chris Lesinski's website and personal blog He also likes to shamelessly SEO his single-serving website about the current price of a first class stamp. Chris is @ lesinski on Twitter. Chris can be reached at chris@hackcollege.com.

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