Word: greys
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...course, some students have a less cerebral attitude to the sculpture. Jennie C. Wei ‘03 finds herself inexplicably drawn to the mysterious grey figure, confessing that “I’m partially attracted to it”. Many laugh as they walk by, exclaiming like Garwin Y. Chen ‘03, “how weird!”. A few, like Emily Ludmir ‘03, question the overall effect of a Statue of Liberty likeness now sadly contorted and misshapen by shrunken balloons. Ludmir worries that “it almost...
William J. Greenleaf ’02 is excited at the idea of a third semester of smearing his thoughts on The Crimson’s pages. As for topics, he plans to continue to allow them to mysteriously percolate up from grey matter. For example: Bad poetry is like having your eyeballs gummed out by a toothless cannibal...
...Berthillon's ice cream is known for its flavorful creativity. The shop offers nearly 80 varieties including Café au Whiskey, Fresh Fig, Guava, Ginger-Caramel, Kumquat, Thyme-Lemon, and even one flavored with Earl Grey tea. To a public concerned about the failing quality of their food, however, Berthillon's trademark dedication to detail is even more appreciated...
...along Main Street, an old road dating to Colonial times where our former house still sits, painted grey now, the house that Dad and Mom bought for twelve grand after the War. As I pass by it I think, not for the first time, how that used to be an impossible Wiffle ball shot from home plate to the back of the house. I jog and count: It's actually only a dozen adult strides. I wasn't much older than Caroline is now when hitting that wall was called a homer...
...March means heavy travel time for the team, and the Crimson crossed the country taking on some of the top teams in the country with mixed results. Harvard went down to Alabama for the Blue-Grey Classic and left with a win over the higher-ranked Tulsa, but not much else...