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...organization in slightly different ways, they all agree that the HRCF challenged them and helped them to grow in their faith. Now, they lead a group that serves as a vital resource and spiritual center for almost 100 Harvard Christians. HRCF will take you no matter what denomination you belong to; according to Bryant, “there are almost as many denominations as members.” CSA, by contrast, is comprised only of Catholics. Which isn’t to say they’re the only ones allowed to join—it just so happens that...
...might come closer to the vertical if I attempted to offer the apologies I owe the poets whose voices I so hideously distorted in my attempts at ventriloquism above. (On which: sorry, George. Sorry, Walt. Ashbery technically does not belong, as I could look him up in the New York phone book. But, for the record, I’m sorry...
...from giving a guest lecture or two in Cambridge someday.In the meantime, Mr. Cheek, I do have a few words of advice: don’t end up in New Haven. “Yale” and “athlete” just don’t belong in the same sentence.—Staff writer Karan Lodha can be reached at klodha@fas.harvard.edu...
...some ways “Mimi” is manlier than previous Carey outings. Hip-hop impresario Jermaine Dupri produced the album’s chart-topping singles, including “We Belong Together.” Hip-hop is manly, right? It probably bears mentioning that Dupri is best known for his work with the pint-sized rap prodigy Lil’ Bow Wow. The kid is no Tupac, but he’s street, or at least pretends...
Luckily, “Mimi’s” treacly ballads don’t inhibit enjoyment of its Dupri-produced pop gems. “It’s Like That,” the follow-up single to “We Belong Together,” is a consummate club-banger: Dupri relies on little more than an Indian flute loop and an arrhythmic drum machine beat to craft an incredibly danceable track. The song’s beat is so hot that its occasional lapses into lyrical absurdity—at one point Carey opines...