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...list. This extra step caused a small line to form as many finished pre-gaming and tried to push their way in around midnight. Two stoic police officers regulated while the HoCo frantically tried to make sure each person was paying—or not paying—the correct amount. Girls standing in line took stock of each other’s outfits, whispering cattily to their friends when spying a particularly heinous ensemble. Guys, some surreptitiously, others not so much, eyed the female contingent with interest. Glitter and sequins were out in full force, adorning tiny tank tops...
First-year women at the dance seemed unconcerned by their apparent objectification. Though Aida Causevic ’05 said the original e-mail made her feel “trashy,” she came because the HoCo acted to correct its mistake. “It was definitely the apology e-mail,” she said. Sheria D. Smith ’05 took full advantage of the publicity stunt. “I’ve learned to capitalize for my own gain,” she said. “They let me in because...
Most boxing people are not politically correct. Then again, it’s often not politically correct to have any personality...
...politically correct for former heavyweight champ Hasim Rahman to question reigning champion Lennox Lewis’ sexual orientation, and perhaps less correct for Lewis to ask for Rahman’s sister to set the record straight. Nonetheless, when the two wrestled in a pre-fight meeting on ESPN, Rahman succeeded in doing something that no previous Lewis opponent had done: allowed the champ to show that he at least some of the personality required to be a fighter...
...February tryout consisted of a 50-question written test. Contestants who had at least 35 or more answers correct then participated in a mock game. After the game, the show’s staff conducted interviews, took photographs, and informed them their information would be kept on file for a year, Dubrow recalled...