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...positive feedback they received after performing a dance to N*SYNC’s “Bye, Bye, Bye” after the last performance of “Chicago.” “Everyone was out of their seats and just ready to cheer, which makes me think that people are always ready for this entertainment,” Howland says. Shields and Howland are still searching for a name. Already considered: “4-Play” (scrapped because they’ll have five members), “5Haft?...
...walked into Om was a silky sheet of water flowing down the reception wall. My friend touched it, and expressed amazement at the consistent flow of the yellow-lit ripples. He’s a math concentrator.The second thing I noticed was the publicist. Welcoming us with the cheer of a Mercedes dealer, she told us to enjoy the food, drink and décor and asked me if I thought this was what “the kids” were “cool with.” I replied that yes, it was.And indeed, it is?...
...middle of the road -just at the spot where a truck full of blue-uniformed Nepali police has driven up. Chaulagain uses a stick, and pushes one of the burning tires right up to where the cops are and lets it roll on to the ground. His friends cheer: so does the crowd behind them, which is at least a couple of thousand strong. "We've not been protesting for 17 days for a prime minister," Chaulagain says. "We've been protesting for democracy. Until we get democracy, we'll be out here." The police at first watch without...
...proved particularly haunting, as dancers moved between statuesque poses and convulsive shuddering to a medley of hip-hop. But the event’s energy was arrested yet again by a prolonged intermission, at which point some of the audience left. With a smaller crowd to cheer the dancers on, and feelings of restlessness to combat, the second act could not match the vitality of the first. The dancers nevertheless displayed impressive talent. The performers in “Spirit, Rhythm, and Soul,” choreographed by Liz C. Michaud ’09, moved gracefully to the music...
...monarchy is self-evidently nonsensical. How can one person picked by the lottery of birth possibly embody a whole nation? What can a constitutional monarch like Elizabeth II, prohibited from exercising any real power, actually do to justify her country's steady devotion - the crowds who line up to cheer when she passes, her face on each coin and bill and postage stamp, a national anthem that beseeches God to save her? What does she really do to earn something for which respect is way too small a word...