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...aside from the Harvard band??steadfast in its support of both hockey teams during their winter campaigns—and those small circles of friends and family able to squeeze in time to travel to watch a game, the throng of Crimson fans share one trait: they've been on the other side and felt what it's like when just about nobody cares. This self-contained community of athletes, current and former, support one another in their otherwise neglected pursuits and provide the loudest voice in the crowd, particularly when the stakes are highest...
...will they because it contains a “serious discussion of sexuality,” as College Dean Benedict H. Gross ’71 was hoping for? Or will they because the coy “exposé on the demented sex life of the Harvard band?? draws chortles? To give a hint, I would just suggest ruminating on the very name “H Bomb” for a while—the subtitle “The Harvard Undergraduate Journal of Sexuality” would be slightly out of place...
...band??s self-titled debut album, released in 1999, Calla recorded the songs before performing them in front of an audience. When they did play them live, Calla found that they ended up changing quite...
...lyrics like “From all the feelings that are making you blue / You’ll never know how much I…you,” it’s impossible to take this stuff seriously. “Gypsy Market Blues” is the band??s feeble attempt to emulate Dylan-style talking blues and “Bill McCai” is their take on social commentary. Think “A Day in the Life” as written by a first-grader. For its finale, the Coral give...
Playing together since the first day of high school, members of The Slip have successfully been accepted as quality musicians in both the “jam band?? community and the contemporary jazz community. The Slip has released 6 albums and tours 150 days throughout the year. This Saturday they team up with Leslie Halpert and Nathan Moore. Tickets $12, $15 day of show. 18+. 10 p.m. The Middle East Upstairs...