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...editing for hours,” Felton says. FIRST SHOTS FIREDAt half past five, the battle finally starts. Two MCs trade 30 seconds worth of rhymes, spitting over beats provided by Massive’s in-house scratcher, DJ Rugged One. A panel of three TDS members deem Hang Liu ’09 to be the winner of the first bout. However, it was a close decision that elicited boos from the audience. Liu calmed the crowd. “Everyone’s entitled to their opinion,” he says over...
...Hang Liu ’09 knows how to break it down. The Holworthy frosh left WHRB’s freestyle rap battle last Friday with something every rapper wants to take home to his crib: victory. With the vocal support of some friends and his proctor, Liu overcame three challengers and an at-times hostile crowd in head-to-head dis dishes on a large makeshift stage in Massive Records on Mass. Ave. But despite his lyric-spitting prowess, the NYC native isn’t all about battling. “I like much more just writing...
...space that there is, [the women’s center] has all the elements needed,” said Yui Hirohashi ’06, a member of the committee currently searching for the center’s director. “It has a place where students can hang out, a place where productive things can happen, and a place for communication...
...even managed to get their first shot almost eight minutes into the frame.“In the second period, I thought we came out—and in my mind—carried the play,” Donato said.“[The Saints] were able to hang in there and come back....When you play good teams, it’s tough to play from behind and you can’t expect to be on the wining side when there are 20 minutes where you are not prepared to play,” he added.The momentum...
...Harvard’s first and well-attended freestyle competition held at Massive Records, a hip hop music shop on Mass. Ave. The contest, co-hosted by Harvard Radio WHRB and Massive Records, featured seven student competitors, some with names like Cheddar Ted and Killer Cali. But it was Hang Liu ’09, competing without an alias, who came out on top. The contestants went head to head in three rounds of competition. The final round featured two 45-second battles between Mikal N. Floyd-Pruitt ’06 and Liu, with Liu wowing the three-member...