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...owner call the clone of their original pet? At the very least, one hopes that owners will not make the same mistake twice and call their poor cloned dog Booger, after the original. Emily C. Ingram ’08, a Crimson editorial editor, is a government concentrator in Eliot house...
...challengers (large, football-types) had truly “chickened” out. DeSantis had her bun at Kirkland, where Tan, who ate only the chickwich, gained an early lead. But DeSantis remained calm and posed instinctively for a picture as she gloriously swung open the door to Eliot. At Eliot, DeSantis flavored her chickwich with a mixture of mustard and ketchup. “They’re good!” she remarked. The chickwich, which resembles a giant flattened chicken nugget, looked devilishly appealing. But not for long.Also at Eliot, with the home-court advantage, Tan decided...
...Alexandra A. Petri ’10 is a classics and English and American literature and languages concentrator in Eliot House. Her column appears regularly...
...Saturday morning, Jessica J. Means ’09 was finishing her breakfast in the Eliot House Dining Hall when she and her House tutor entered the Eliot courtyard after reading an e-mail sent over the House’s open list. “There was the skin, the body, and the head of a goat draped over a tree branch,” Means said. “On the gate facing Memorial Drive there was a head impaled, literally impaled. A post was stuck up its neck and it was facing...
Brian S. Chen ’10, a Crimson editorial editor, is a social studies concentrator in Eliot House...