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...evidenced by those unlikely guests at the MoMA opening - some of whom used the occasion to digitally spray comments mocking both the opening night crowd and the institution itself - the GRL seems to be inhabiting two worlds simultaneously. Powderly has called his laser tag device a "weapon of mass defacement." But their light art disappears with flip of a power switch, making it not necessarily illegal in some municipalities. "We talk about graffiti a lot," Roth says, "People view graffiti differently, some think of graffiti as an end design, but others think of it as an action, and by graffiti...
...stand out from the crowd,” said Upstairs on the Square pastry chef Jacob Leighman, gesturing toward the “Mad Hatter Cake,” iced in the restaurant’s signature colors of white, pink, and purple...
...career in Blodgett by drawing two ejections and adding two goals to the Crimson tally. And of course, the six seniors who were celebrated—Snyder, Liao, Forsyth, Melissa McCreery, Melissa Mueller, and Laura Stoppel —all had plenty to be thankful for considering the crowd support and the festive atmosphere of the day.“We had an amazing crowd, it was so much fun playing in front of them,” Snyder said. “We’ve had great support from students and staff and, although the score doesn?...
...first set, he heard a hail of cheering for his opponent, so when he broke right back to equalize the set 4-4 after a protracted string of deuces, he formed his own impromptu cheering section, pumped his fists, and looked coldly at the crowd. After winning the next two games to take the first set, Omodele-Lucien made a gesture to the crowd indicating, “cut the music.” Omodele-Lucien got down a break in the second set before mustering the energy to take home the win. He broke his opponent twice...
...story speaks to the mutability of possible futures and the tenuousness of forged connections. Thrown together briefly during the period of Kaushik’s childhood spent in Cambridge, when the two fortuitously meet in the middle of their lives in Rome among “an international crowd of journalists and photographers and academics, always three or four languages spoken at the table,” it’s evident that following the nomadic lifestyle choices of his parents, Kaushik has come to define himself as a man without a state, a globe-traversing war crimes photojournalist.Though...