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Clavery residents Court A. Vanderbeek ’06 and October L. Blondtick ’06 used their balcony overlooking the Delphic to pester their neighbors with words and flying empty beer cans. The night took a sinister turn when seven drunk Delphicians knocked on the pair’s door. Vanderbeek snuck out through their fire door to the next suite and wandered into Claverly. But he wasn’t safe for long, and had to sprint down four flights of Claverly steps, hop over another flight, and leapt into the Claverly security guard?...
...alternative. We don’t say it’s bad and we don’t say it’s wrong,” says Matt N. Finkel, the soft-spoken but confident president of the organization. Among other activities, the members of Hammered played beer pong with broccoli (as opposed to beer) for a promotional video...
Springtime in Boston is synonmous with baseball. And along with the peanuts and cracker jack, fans swear by baseball food staples. Fenway franks—slathered in ketchup and accompanied by a cold beer and a seat in the bleachers—are as crucial to the Red Sox experience as the Green Monster. Before you can indulge in this ballpark delicacy, however, you have to find your way inside the Fenway confines—never an easy task...
...Boston Beer Works 61 Brookline...
Located directly across the street from Fenway, this high-traffic brewery is inevitably packed whenever the Sox are in town. While they offer a multitude of brews, including one with real blueberries floating in it, Boston Beer Works also has extensive food offerings. The 90-plus selections include the standard array of finger-foods (the sweet potato fries get particularly high marks), as well as more original dishes like the popular Ragin’ Cajun. But even if they’re just craving some cajun, those under 21 won?...