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...event culminated in group dances and games. “This is a good opportunity to speak about what each of our tribe is and help us reinforce our own individual identity within [Native American] identity,” Hutchinson added. The event featured a “Guess That Tribe” game, in which participants competed for prizes Jeopardy-style based on knowledge of tribal culture, history, and traditions. Erica A. Scott ’06, a Lenape native from Massachusetts, led a “call-response stomp dance,” where she sang words...
...Part of the freedom of humor is the freedom to be wrong—to be, even, stupid, and sometimes, even to be insensitive. I don’t think humor can properly operate within the line if it can’t cross the line…I guess I think more harm has been done by respect in the world than disrespect. FM: Do you think comedians should avoid things like religion? Do you think it’s okay to mock things that some people consider “transcendental” and holy? MANKOFF: That which...
...most of the overtime,” Brine said. “We had all of those chances to put it away and we just couldn’t put it in the net. And then they get one good chance and it’s over. But I guess that’s overtime for you.” Both offenses were curtailed by the sterling goalie play on both ends. Boe was the tough-luck loser after stopping 33 shots from a withering Golden Knights attack in nearly 80 minutes of action. And Hurley, who also finished with...
...Tilottama Riya Sen ’07, overcame these difficulties with an infectious sense of fun. Modern and classical acts alike took to the stage (and were often combined together), interspersed by a number of humorous interacts and one longer skit, entitled “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?” From the beginning, the immense effort that went into the production was readily apparent, as was the overwhelming talent brought to the stage by a number of the performers. In the opening number of the evening performance on Friday, classical dancers...
...importing Finale cake for its fest. But the HoCo didn’t let them eat cake at a separate screening in Lowell’s Junior Common Room. A $20 Finale’s gift certificate went only to the winner of a contest challenging students to correctly guess the winner of the night’s six biggest awards (Picture, Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress and Director...