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More than anything??more than statistics, body types and backgrounds—scouts love “tools...
Instead, that trait that draws all the attention—making Brunnig probably want to crumple into a ball more than anything??is a product of efforts to ensure he’d do just the opposite...
...many Crimson visionaries have initiated bold proposals—though with little success—in an effort to energize the anemic dating scene that plagues our school. As a Crimson columnist from the 1980s so eloquently put it, “Loneliness can motivate anyone to do most anything??this is Harvard after all.” In the spirit of St. Valentine’s Day, I dedicate this column to memorializing the probing analyses and valiant efforts throughout the years to nurture love in Harvard’s notoriously a-sexual atmosphere...
...most boring band in modern rock pays a visit to Boston, and if anything??s right in the world, no one will attend. Sure, going back and listening to old Nirvana records and realizing that Puddle of Mudd don’t sound that different, at least on the surface, can be painful and embarrassing, but the fact is Puddle of Mudd’s got no soul and no heart, no matter how similar their riffs sound to Nirvana’s. Or just put on some In Utero and stay home. 6 p.m. Tickets $15.25. Avalon...
...opening weeks of Freshman year, it seems like a lengthy conversation can be born of almost anything??where you’re from, where you live on campus, where you wished you lived on campus, your name even. Social desperation dictates . Despite the awkwardness, it’s commonplace to go up to strange freshmen and say hello during the first week of Harvard. After that, it gets a little awkward. Very awkward. FM dispatched intrepid freshman Alex C. Britell to hit the ’Berg’s tables for a week armed only with...