Word: bells
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Capsicum: Bell peppers...
...course, that was before the monks kindly offered to foot the bill for returning the bells. With that obstacle removed, even the most possessive Harvard bell enthusiasts have had to consider the suddenly-serious option that St. Danil will get back his copper toys. And maybe they should. But frankly, all sacramental significance aside, one can’t help suspect that our bearded visitors would think twice about their mission if they actually got to hear them ring a few weekends...
...president and Ordzhonikidze was minister of industry, but Harvard students trying to get their z’s after a hard Saturday night know all too well how jarring that Eastern tuning can be. The monks have already shouted post-Soviet hosannas to the heavens upon playing the bells briefly—but before they waste too much energy on their vaguely Quixotic quest, the monks should see if it changes their minds to sit in the Lowell courtyard and let the bell-boys (and girls) do their thing for a few hours or twenty. After that, if they still...
...Costs such as construction, transportation and bell-replacement would be borne by the Russian side,” the statement read...
Former Lowell Master William H. Bossert ’59 has estimated the cost of transfer in the tens of millions of dollars—professional bell movers contacted by The Crimson were somewhat more conservative, projecting costs closer to $1 million—but Bossert also said that costs could be overcome...