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...participants fell asleep faster, slept better and woke more energized when they were in the buff. The Olympics used to be a nude event. Traditional art lauds the naked body as the height of beauty and purity. Our forbearers caught on too—a naked disco, Starkers!, is held monthly in London; many indigenous Brazilian tribes wear next to no clothes on a daily basis; Germany plays host to various naked cycling competitions throughout the year; and some South Asian ancient traditions conflate nudity with holiness. Being naked is better for us physically, belongs to us historically...
...They’re gonna kick us all out for the disco show,” apologized Matt Berninger, lead singer of The National, at the Roxy in Boston. With the sell-out crowd laughing despite the statement’s painful truth, he and his band then wrapped up their set just as it had begun: with layered guitars, a strong beat, and enough energy to fill the room...
...first international appearance, the Mather House senior beat DJ Or D’Oeuvre of France Saturday to become the champion of the Disco Mixing Club’s (DMC) Battle for World Supremacy...
...help people achieve inner peace and tranquillity--as a way to get a vigorous workout. More than five times as many people take yoga classes at health clubs today as did a decade ago, and enthusiasts have devised all kinds of variations appalling to purists: hip-hop yoga, disco yoga, power yoga, not to mention controversial hot yoga, or Bikram, which incites people to push themselves to their limit in sweltering rooms in which temperatures are set at 105F (41C...
...Shiftee (Sam M. Zornow ’08), best known for lightening up Harvard dances, is prepping for the world DJ battle set title. Zornow, a mathematics concentrator from Mather House, swept the head-to-head competition at the Disco Mix Club (DMC) USA DJ Supremacy Championship earlier this month, and will represent the United States in the upcoming world championship. He sat down with The Crimson one evening to discuss how he came across disc-jockeying...