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...Thursday’s Crimson, Adam Guren argues that the current Undergraduate Council election process is a “frenzy?? which alienates students from their elected representatives (Comment, “Fixing the Frenzy,” Oct. 28). As Chair of the Election Commission, I’m surprised—and not surprised—that no one from the Crimson bothered to consult any member on the Commission prior to running the editorial. Unfortunately, Adam is missing some key points: Firstly, it wouldn’t make sense...
...Harvard undergraduates, faculty and local artists. Human performers moved among the crowd at the opening, tagged with labels that read “with us” on one side and “against us” on the other. A young woman nicknamed “Media Frenzy?? chatted with the audience in her slashed newsprint wig and dress, and “Miss Homeland USA” strutted around in camouflage hot pants, explaining that she was the USO girl of the future—when America would be in the seventh year...
Maybe a look at “Fisting Frenzy??Two Hot Switches Play with Power in the Dungeon,” a photo shoot in which “Mistress Aimee [“Switch” no. 1] put her boy Liam [“Switch” no. 2] in bondage and then made him get on his knees and worship her cock.” Heterosexual bondage, true, but Mistress Aimee probably looks like one damn fine honey to the magazine’s readers, with her cakey makeup and leather gear...
...idol and role model. Nor have the people forgotten him: Restless grumbling was the order of the day at the recent Madison Square Garden concerts despite the performance/presence of a pantheon of musical and cinematic superstars. Only one performer could bring the masses to the heights of screaming frenzy??Michael Jackson. Further success appears to await him in the wings; one Associated Press headline about the event read: “Michael Jackson Erases All Doubts.” More than that, Michael Jackson has proven that he is still loved. And perhaps that more than anything else...