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...House read, “The topic of ‘freshman girls free’ was one which was done amidst the greater context of a goofy theme; standing alone, the policy would certainly be inappropriate.” A revised e-mail invitation offered a tongue-in-cheek apology and added, “That other special deal is also still in effect.” HoCo Co-Chair Angie Sun ’03, though not personally offended by the idea, says she “can definitely acknowledge that there was something wrong about...
...this past year's MTV Europe Music Awards, Madonna took the stage in a glittery KYLIE T shirt. Perhaps the tribute was tongue in cheek--a huge star defining herself by what she is not. More likely, it was heartfelt. Not everyone can carry the weight of the world. Kylie Minogue is a pop star, nothing less and nothing more. Perhaps, sometime in the near future, American audiences will be willing to accept...
...Page one, panel one: a well-dressed, handsome young man with lipstick on his cheek and a surprised look on his face asks, "What??" It's an appropriate question for a guy who doesn't know who he is or how he got there, and it's a question we'll be asking ourselves many times through the course of this series. But this sense of disorientation never feels out of Hernandez' control. Bouncing between the present and the past, the characters come on thick and fast: Tigre and Sammy, the tiny couple of questionable morals; Joe Hook, sporting...
Lord cannot contain her passion for long, grinning from rosy cheek to rosy cheek as she declares, “It’s Rachael Davis.” After hearing the young folk singer on the radio last summer, Lord persuaded her to relocate to New England and uses her own gigs to showcase Davis’ talent. She takes pride in the fact that Davis, who had never played outside of Michigan when they first met, is now up for a Boston Music Award. (Modest as always, Lord fails to mention her own nomination.) When Lord dragged...
...kind of sensitive prosthetic would recruit afferent nerves to send tactile information from paralyzed limbs to other parts of the body, where the sensations could be perceived. With such a device Holgersen might feel the weight of a freshly brewed cup of coffee as a tingling sensation on his cheek; the heavier the cup, the more intense the tingle...