Word: columnizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...make such twisted monstrosities any less apalling. These "comes" are not created so much as they are mindlessly pumped out by the drone-like yogurt lackeys one would expect at the local McDonald's, not at the three-way-tied-for-first best university in the U.S. Today's column is less about making fro-yo than it is about cultivating your soul and freaking out the establishment...
...column about the women's hockey team's recent ECAC victories (Sports, March 22), Mike Volonnino remarked that "the H-Club brought the Crimson Crazies, making the Club's first visible hockey appearance since Midnight Madness back in October." In fact, the H-Club has appeared at various women's and men's hockey games (in addition, of course, to many other Harvard athletic events). Perhaps Volonnino is unaware that the H-Club's presence is not determined solely by the visible marker of dozens of Crimson Crazies t-shirts which, incidentally, are far less suited to the temperature...
...stands tall against the gray London sky. Pigeons peck their way through stale breadcrumbs at the base of Lord Nelson's column in Trafalgar Square. Beefeaters--the red-coated protectors of the queen--escort crowds through the Tower of London into centuries past, when tyrannical monarchs severed heads and placed them on sticks to line the wooden bridges over the River Thames. Streets blur with red and black--the red of double-decker buses and the black of box-like taxis. This is the London everyone knows. But there is another London, where the neighborhood green grocer and ironmonger putter...
Although Harvard ended up with another mark in the loss column, the Crimson showed improvement, especially considering its 13-5 loss to Fairfield in the season opener...
Andrew S. Chang '99 is a neurobiology concentrator in Kirkland House. His column appears on alternate Wednesdays...