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...like there’s no tomorrow. Which there really might not be, depending on how fast the car is going. It is a Bay Area creation, and proud son Nate F. Houghteling ’06 highlighted the trend in his video, “F*&% the Fremont A??s, I’m Ghostriding my Volvo.” A longtime Oakland Athletics fan, Houghteling was appalled when the franchise recently announced plans to relocate to Fremont, which the video characterizes as “a parking lot with a mayor...
...word taboo. Closer scrutiny of the video reveals that he utters two variations of the word: the one ending in “er” and the one ending in “a.” In contemporary American culture, the one ending in “a?? can be a term of endearment—but only when said by and among blacks...
...Negrita (Jenné B. Ayers ’10), an illiterate homeless mother of five who lives on the fringes of society, under a bridge. Instead of being forced to wear a scarlet “A,” she continually writes the letter “A?? because it is only letter of the alphabet that she knows.Hester is viewed largely as a burden to society because her quest for social advancement is undermined by her tendency to look for love in all the wrong places. The actors playing her five children also double...
...yard medley relay, also produced double winners. The Harvard “B” team, composed of freshmen Natalia Festa and Tiffany Bui as well as junior Jaclyn Pangilinan and O’Connor, took first in the event. Harvard’s “A?? team finished in second. Pangilinan won her second event, leading a one-two finish with Colling in the 100-yard backstroke. HARVARD 190, BROWN 107 Three competitors took home as many as two individual wins as Harvard...
...appeal for HCARAR is introducing both campus’ scenes to a wider segment of the population. “It provides a location for visibility in student music that doesn’t normally occur,” says president (and Plan B for the Type A??s drummer) Shirley L. Hufstedler ’07. “[We’re] getting people to hear student music and all the awesome things that students at Harvard are doing creatively.” Three Harvard bands will be selected by undergraduates based on an online voting...