Her Headline: But how do you thank someone/who's taken you from crayons to perfume?

Home: Dunster House and Lincoln, Nebraska

Concentration: History and Literature

Et cetera: The "B" is for "Bridget."

How many volumes of "MTV Party to Go" she owns: Three out of the four that've been released.

Why just three: The songs in the first one were dumb. When the first one was released, they hadn't yet gotten into the rhythm, the groove, if you will, of dance mixing.

Her favorite track(s) on "MTV Party to Go": I can't remember if it's on number three or number four, but "Rhythm is a Dancer" has a nice little spanish guitar interlude. When "Supermodel" blends into "Please Don't Go," that's also a nice moment.

Her favorite lyrics of all time: That's a very hard question, June. What comes to mind are the lines from "Reel Around the Fountain," by the Smiths: "Fifteen minutes with you/ohhh, I wouldn't say no/oh, people see no worth in you/oh, but I do..."

What that means: I don't know.

A song that describes the mag: What if I said, "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"?

But the mag is supposed to be for Harvard girls and boys, Molly: True, but this year it's been run by women.

What she thinks of Tina Brown: Very New York. Savvier than I.

What she wants to be when she grows up: Tina Brown.

Her most sublime memory of freshman year: There are so many. A safe answer would be the first time it snowed and the entire class of '94 went outside to play. Everyone was covered in snow. Afterwards, my little dormmates and I congregated in our common room for cocoa and a fire in the fireplace. It was very cute.

Does she fear the future: What I fear is that I don't.