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...packed bus—three if you include the driver, four if you include Vin Diesel on the tiny TV screens. For the most part, the girls on the bus are conservatively dressed, hair prim and shoulder-length or tied up in ponytails. The accessories of choice are gossip rags, shopping bags, and Starbucks cups. The girls in the very back giggle over the child actors in the “The Pacifier.” Other riders chat softly or fiddle with their iPods. The scene could be mistaken for a ride back from a middle school field trip...
...Donato for prez?” one skater laughed on Monday night, when gossip of Larry’s impending resignation spread like wildfire. “Well, he’s socially networked, so that could definitely benefit the Harvard fund...
...back and watching your every move in the Delphic basement... ... Fox boys aren’t too good at the logistics of random hookups. One newly initiated member, Barry G. Dreg ’08, left his Friday night hookup without his shoes (an essential item according to Gossip Guy). Dreg was then spotted at 9 a.m. passed out on the couch in the Quincy lobby. To add to the public spectacle, he was rudely awoken by Quincy Resident Dean, Prudence J. Lapman, who asked for his Harvard ID to make sure he wasn?...
Ashton R. Lattimore ’08 is an English concentrator in Dunster House. She wanted to write a campus gossip column, but since The Crimson doesn’t do that sort of thing, she’ll instead spend her time exposing slightly more socially acceptable food for thought on issues that are often buried. Her column, “Under the Carpet,” appears on alternate Wednesdays...
...Standing in line at CVS is the perfect time to check out the latest issue of People, and I’m not going to lie and say I haven’t made friends with people in line with me at Annenberg. Lines are also useful for eavesdropping, gossip, and other guiltily indulgent social activities generally frowned upon unless you’re standing one person behind the other. For all of their virtues, it isn’t surprising that things go horribly awry in the absence of lines. From the tragic stampedes that kill hundreds during...