Word: drunkenness
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...sense of Tom Arnold other than being a kid and hearing about drunken stuff with Roseanne. I guess I was a little wary but curious. We grew this sort of sprout of affection for each other. He was so gentle...
After only a few days on the job, people began to notice me. Drunken revelers in overcrowded room parties suddenly shouted, “It’s the Roving Reporter!” My friends stopped describing me to others as the short girl with brown hair who looks too young to be in college and replaced the description with two simple words: Roving Reporter. People would e-mail me to ask where I was going to conduct Wednesday night’s rove, and I would tip them off so that they, too, could get their 15 minutes...
...imagine it holds true for everyone, that as graduation approaches, one cannot help but become more reflective of the college experience. This consists not only of nostalgia concerning drunken misadventures or meaningful conversations, but also the critical self-assessment of ones own growth and what that means for both the person and the College at large. I emphasize the latter simply because the major products of colleges are students, and the changes that occur in their students says a lot about the culture, power, strengths, and weaknesses of each institution. Harvard is no different, so the following are pieces...
...58—New Luke doesn’t even resemble Old Luke. Is this because of the drunken crying scene? Were the other actors threatened by Old Luke’s ever-growing acting prowess...
True to the traditions of Tennesee Williams’s characteristically grandiose Southern dramatic style, lies seethe, childhood romances reignite, and drunken desperate drama unfurls in this play, which follows Hollywood gigolo Chance Wayne (Andrés X. López, an extension school student)—accompanied by fading Hollywood actress Alexandra—as he returns to his small town...