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...inspiration, a role-model, a friend and a spiritual guide. Among oher things, I credit R. Kelly with my acceptance into Harvard (“I Wish”), my 5th-place finish at the 2002 New England Track Championships (“I Believe I Can fly??), and the loss of my virginity (“Bump and Grind?...
...second problem in the way of our liberation is vocabulary. Britney dilly-dallies around her point with euphemisms like “touch of my hand” and “teach myself to fly?? because coming right out and using the m-word is just downright weird. Even men stick to euphemism. But although a website titled “The World’s Largest Collection of Female Masturbation Synonyms” claims there are 372 ways to talk about girls touching themselves without ever saying it, I’ll bet a dollar that...
...Lethem said, is the physical manifestation of childhood imagination. “The superhero image in the book, the yearning to be able to fly??I’ve related to. [They’re] adolescent feelings, wanting to disguise yourself, transcend yourself. For me, it wasn’t that big a jump to interject superheroes in the book...
Melissa M. Gniadek ’02 was surprised when she breezed through Boston for a weekend and wasn’t allowed past the velvet rope and burly, out-sourced bouncer that kept non-invites out of the Fly??s annual Calypso party. “I just always think of the Calypso party as a big event everyone goes to when they get back to school,” Gniadek says. “I was never even that close to guys in the Fly, but they would always let us all in...I guess things...
...What a joke!” Angie J. Thebaud ’04 says angrily, remembering her friend’s rejection at the Fly??s door. “‘Don’t make this harder for me than it already is?’” she says incredulously. “And she is the one that was standing out in the cold...