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...unwashed hair, or their cozy relationship with the dean of students, bad boys have always made my knees buckle under and my heart rate rise. Since sophomore year of high school when I fell for a tall senior who brought illicit substances to Saturday night dances, played the guitar (Dylan. Attempts at Dylan.), and seemed never to study, I’ve opted for the rebel over Mr. Right. There was a second musician: we discussed spirituality over Chinese take-out and watched reruns of “The Simpsons” while analyzing Shakespeare. He wrote existentialist poetry, listened...
...remember I wanted to come to Harvard and be a neurosurgeon.” Singing was something she fell into along the way. “When I was 10 I thought Jewel was the coolest thing in the world, and I wanted to buy a guitar,” says Fitzgerald. She began singing at smaller events, which turned into birthday parties and graduations. After going through a garage band phase (with a number titled “Your Mom”), she began to write her own songs. Now she describes her music...
House: Dunster Concentration: Neurobiology Hometown: Tucson, AZ Ideal Date: Jeff Buckley Best way for a guy or girl to get your attention: Serenading with an acoustic guitar Where to find you on a Saturday night: Off-campus, if I could help it First thing you notice about a guy: Chins. I despise cleft chins. Your best pick-up line: All pick-up lines are terrible so how about the worst that I have heard? ‘You’ve got 206 bones in your body. Do you want 207?’ Best or worst lie you?...
...dream is impeded, however, by a medical condition critically debilitating his arms. After a visit from a mystical guru, the boy realizes his true calling—as a master of the art of the air guitar. Under his sage’s tutelage, he participates in a sweetly sincere journey of self-discovery that is a mixture of the comic and earnest overtones found in “Rocky” and “The Karate...
...other plays, irony emerges in “Finding Their Guitar,” as the hero strives to become the champion of an art accessible to anyone with enough imagination, and the play’s idealism effectively strikes a poignant chord in audiences. Yet this irony also suggests a certain democracy present at the core of the show: that anyone with enough creativity and enthusiasm can make their artistic dreams a reality. These playwrights have done an admirable job with that freedom...