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...Harvard. All the better, for some, that a full 68 percent of Harvard students did not drink five or more drinks during a typical two-week period in 2002, according to a National College Health Assessment survey. That only steels their minoritarian dash. After all, what better way to drown dorky Harvard stereotypes—and dorkier Harvard realities—than to ape our non-Ivy League peers and co-opt the carouser’s cachet...
Anyway, Harvard was so lame when you hosted the Game last year. How were we supposed to drown out the caustic serenity of your not-so-depressed town when your loco parenti took away the kegs? With all those cops, you are the real safety school...
This is a problem that has caused both schools some embarrassment for years. Glen Williams, who retired in 2002 after 33 years as Yost’s announcer, used to time the reading of penalties so he would drown out the chant...
...with the iconography of music for almost as long as I have been in love with music, but most album art is at best throwaway and at worst downright awful. Identi-kit rock bands with identical surly-yet-vulnerable gazes; rappers cramming enough bling into the frame that they drown in diamond-studded Cadillacs; songstresses wearing as little as legally possible. And if the cover is bad, what’s inside the little ego-booklet is usually even worse...
...when tickets not sold in the package or through Harvard affiliates will be released to the general public. Therefore, if Harvard fans don’t jump on the opportunity, Cornell, with its boisterous following, could still dominate Bright. Certainly having more Crimson in the stands to drown out Cornell’s Pep Band would be another benefit...