Word: entertainers
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...We’ll have people up and shaking their [bodies],” Wallach assures, confident in his band’s ability to entertain. After all, the group spends a reported six hours per day— roughly the same amount of time consumed by other Harvard students on varsity sports—practicing for their upcoming gigs and working on any new material that they can find the time to record...
...We’ll have people up and shaking their [bodies],” Wallach assures, confident in his band’s ability to entertain. After all, the group spends a reported six hours per day— roughly the same amount of time consumed by other Harvard students on varsity sports—practicing for their upcoming gigs and working on any new material that they can find the time to record...
...such arbiters of culture as The New York Times Magazine, women like that girl in my mom’s freshman hall have become the norm. And while my mother says this girl’s sexual self-expression was a kind of political project, women at Harvard today entertain overnight guests with different intentions...
...shot of advancing into postseason competition. Penn is fast pulling away from the rest of the league—its record stands at 5-0 after a wild comeback win over Princeton—meaning that Harvard has to run the table, and then get help, in order to entertain any notions of playing for a championship on March 5th at the Palestra...
Seltzer, however, says he wants to entertain people of all religious backgrounds, or none. "I consider the Bible one of the great mystery thrillers of all time," he says. And, he adds, the story has topical appeal: "If you look at [the Book of] Revelation and what it says about the end of days"--war, famine, plague--"the world it describes looks like the world around...