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...Right now it’s already really competitive. People from each group bombard the poster boards,” said Lane D. Levine ’06, a member of the Din and Tonics...
...construction project is underway in University Hall: one that will be marked not by the din of jackhammers and lifts, but by the exit of a dean and the extinction of a deanship...
...forever changed my outlook this spring, when I stood at the threshold of my room during the last moments of my 23rd birthday party. Aaron had convinced me to make my birthday bash a toga-only affair, and I walked into my room as the crowds cleared and the din of Cher died down somewhere in a darkened dance room. My own bedroom has become somewhat of a lounge meant to exude the vibe of sex—red cellophane draped the lights, and Morcheeba crooned jazzy lyrics from my laptop speakers. As I loosened the safety pins...
...until this year, Harvard’s a capella groups lined up in a well-recognized pecking order. The Krokodiloes, Pitches, Din and Tonics, Veritones, Callbacks and Opportunes were known as the “Grandfathered Six,” the only groups with the privilege of singing in Sanders Theater. On March 11, the Six became Seven as the Harvard Lowkeys, founded in the fall of 1999 by Susan E. Bell ’03, were admitted into a capella nobility...
...excruciatingly dull debates about education funding or agricultural subsidies. Let them watch as a no-name representative inarticulately stumbles through a speech about price supports for grain. Let’s show the pandemonium on the House floor as a congressperson tries to speak above the din of scurrying pages and strategizing staffers...