Word: dinned
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...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...
...when the Beatles performed their five songs in two sets, the treble din engulfed the theater. You could hardly hear the music, but what did that matter? The Beatles' sheer presence was the point--their air of wholesome charm and cheeky wit, their instinctive connection with their audience. (It would be another couple of years before albums like Revolver and Sgt. Pepper showed that they were a musical phenomenon...
...used to go to the pub with my teachers all the time.” Yet in spite of almost all being of age, only Palmer-Amaning helped himself to a Heineken care of FM’s expense account. Five of the others, ordering over the fortuitous din of Kim Wilder’s Kids in America, went for a rather different beverage. “Diet Coke, please...
...DINS ENDANGERED: DON’T FEED THE ANIMALS. And certainly don’t feed them gin and tonics. But what about the Harvard Din and Tonics? Appearing on stage with a yet unannounced guest group, the Dins will mix up their trademark jazz a capella with dash of comedy. Saturday, March 1 at 8 p.m. Tickets $10, $7 students, available at the Harvard Box Office or by phone (617) 496-2222. Sanders Theatre...