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...festivities, lay stranded among the office’s state-of-the-art equipment. “It’s time to get our you-know-what together,” Fee said with Falwellian enthusiasm, fixing his gaze on the magazine’s muse, Caitlin B. McKee ’06. Next to her, Lowrey yawned and looked up, flicking an inch of white ash from her jet black cigarette onto Green’s vibrator...
...just silly. A curse requires anyone who carries the title of the Baronet of Ruddigore to commit a crime daily on pain of death. Robin Oakapple (Benjamin T. Morris ’09), the rightful baronet is hiding, presumed dead, and thus free to shyly woo young Rose Maybud (Caitlin C. Vincent ’07) in a small town, while his younger brother bears the brunt of the curse. That is, until his adopted brother Richard Dauntless (Pedro K. Kaawaloa, Jr. ’06), a much bolder sailor who is prone to having audible conversations with his heart...
...known, but something that wouldn’t overshadow ‘HMS Pinafore,’ which we’re doing for the 50th.” Beyond the sentimental significance, “Ruddigore” is an entertaining operetta. An innocent village beauty, Rose Maybud (Caitlin Vincent, ’07) discovers that her love Robin Oakapple is actually Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd, who is obligated by a family curse to commit at least one evil every day of his life. The fickle Maybud then finds comfort in the arms of Sir Ruthven’s half...
...turnout among people aged 18 to 24 was higher for the 2004 elections than for any presidential election since 1972, the first year in which 18-year-olds could vote. This finding contradicted early reports after the election that turnout among this age group was much lower than expected. Caitlin W. Monahan ’06, co-chair of the group that conducted the survey, noted at the panel that more than one-third of this age group’s ballots were cast absentee, and were therefore not included in exit polls. Speakers said they had found that college...
...says that losing key players automatically means a team has to get worse? The defense of the Harvard women’s ice hockey team certainly doesn’t think so. After losing anchor Ashley Banfield to graduation and then rising star Caitlin Cahow for this season in a surprise move to the U.S. National Team, the Crimson is left with only three returning defenders. But rather than being daunted by this setback, the team prefers to look at the upcoming season in a new light. “We’re not looking at it in terms...