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...pace was moved up a gear again for the rest of the evening with a few brief ballads in between to cool the audience down. The talent of the fiddlers combined with an accordion, a guitar and a bouzouki managed to achieve an almost inhuman speed in most of their jigs, which made this a dynamic performance...
...pair of noontime doubleheaders against the Lions on Friday and Penn (7-14, 2-4) on Saturday, in fact, the Crimson will face virtually all Ivy foes the rest of the way. Only the Boston Beanpot, held in Fenway Park in late April, will provide a brief reprieve from the most crucial games of the season...
Christine M. Murray ’04, coordinator of the New York service trip, acknowledges that the application process is imperfect. Even so, she contends that the brief interview serves as a useful, albeit incomplete, indicator. “It does say something about how committed, enthusiastic and flexible [an applicant] is,” she says. “I hope that the limited number of spots motivates others to propose and lead ASB trips of their...
There’s the prerequisite pizza from ’Nochs and a healthy supply of beer, in both the root and alcoholic varieties. The recliner and every spot on the futons are claimed, forcing a few people to employ less-than-comfortable folding chairs. A brief discussion ensues about the use of the “lucky chair,” a white folding chair covered with signatures commemorating a come-from-behind Sox playoff win. Apparently, the chair only works when all of the roommates are present, since the Sox lost the time the chair made...
...prove Brooks wrong. It had better seize it. After all, as McGrath Lewis said to me, “Talented and interesting young people are in abundance in this country.” For better or worse (and it is debatable), many Harvard students have spent most of their brief lives convinced of their inherent academic superiority. But unless they graduate with the broad range of skills necessary to distinguish themselves from their highly talented peers at other institutions, adulthood will sadly be, just as Brooks said, “the land of anticlimaxes...