Word: bandness
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...ever. That’s not to say the album is without missteps. “Paul McCartney,” for example, is a dismal low point. The song tries too hard to be this album’s “Filthy/Gorgeous,” with the band employing a beat similar to the previous hit’s and even giving vocalist Ana Matronic dialogue to moan out, just like last time. But without a catchy melody, it doesn’t come even close, sounding tossed-off instead of cohesive. The album’s biggest...
...Concert Commission (HCC) in bringing the comedic Canucks to Harvard, according to G. Tyler O’Brien ’07, director of the HCC. The exclusive guest list for the Apthorp House brunch included members of Veritas Records, WHRB, the giddy Canadian Club, and representatives of campus bands Chester French, the Dharma Seals, and Plan B for the Type A’s, who gathered around the band while munching on coffee cake, bagels and sundry fruit plates. Asked what the hardest aspect of being in a band was, singer-guitarist L. “Ed?...
...prize. “We wanted to reengage and recharge the community when it comes to reducing energy consumption,” said Gosia E. Sklodowska, coordinator of the new competition. Sklodowska said that she hopes that through the contest, staff and students who use the buildings will band together for a common environmental cause. Through information posted on office websites and posters distributed to different buildings, occupants are encouraged to take simple actions in order to reduce resource consumption, like turning off lights and taking the stairs instead of the elevator. According to Sklodowska, an energy consumption drop...
...their more complex features, his films are, at their core, simply enjoyable to watch. Hearing the characters in “Mutual Appreciation” discuss death by “ass cancer” or watching Alan (indie rocker Justin A. Rice ’99 of the band Bishop Allen) play a small yet immeasurably passionate show provoke laughter without needing intellectualization...
...conversation quickly skipped from the Holocaust to how Israel is Iran's natural ally in the region, and what a shame it is that the two countries can't band together and lord it over the Arabs. That's when I realized there are two types of Holocaust skeptics in Iran. There's the Ahmadinejad type, and then there's the ordinary Iranian, who lives in denial about everything, not just one of the great tragedies of the twentieth century. Let me explain...