Rather trivial science question (regarding flight & drag)

[Godfather80]

Is there any way to fold or tear a standard 8.5x11 peice of paper so that it takes a greater amount of time to fall to the ground than an unfolded peice of the same paper when it is DROPPED (not thrown) from a given height?

*You may fold or cut or tear the paper in question, but you may NOT REMOVE anything from the paper, NOR may you ADD anything to the paper.
**Assume that the papers are being dropped from a height of 10 feet in a sealed room.

Please post your technique for creating maximum drag (aka diagram of folding or cutting; or give detailed instructions).

Thank you.

[MrMon]

Yes, you'd have to modify the design, but a paper helicopter should do the trick.

Paper Helicopter

[BobJoeJim]

Oh, I'm disappointed. When I saw the thread title, I thought you would be asking about swallows and coconuts...