Word: heys
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...night before the proctor showed up. But how well do you really know The Freshman? Feeling just a little creepy, FM caught up with the Facebook profiles of the class of 2011 in order to get a better feel for the newest residents of Harvard Yard. 1. Fifteen Minutes: Hey, you with the lanyard! What’s happening? 2011: “I’m going to be a freshman at Harvard this year just to get that out there since it seems to be a conversation killer.” 2. FM: Don’t worry...
...celebrate — “RiverSing: Bridging the Charles with Voice and Light!” Right? There’ll be music, as well as a Chinese dragon boat! Sunday September 23, starting at 5:45 p.m. Winthrop Park in Harvard Square. 5) “Hey, You Read Firejoemorgan Too? What a Coincidence!” “From Box Scores to BABIP: A History of Baseball Statistics.” Dig out those old copies of BaseballProspectus and have yourself a stat-geek good time. Through October 4th. Cabot Science Library. The Science Center...
...Hey, I know I’m not the best host in the world, but really, all it takes is a little bit of effort. When my friends came to visit freshman year, I slept on the La-Z-Boy and let them take my bed. My friends usually return the favor, too—when I come to visit and need to crash on a couch or a floor, they’re there...
...radical students' group. Sadie, the lead singer in a band where JoJo plays guitar, gets steamed when he upstages her with a Hendrix riff. Prudence loves JoJo unrequitedly. Max is always in a snit. Often the characters aren't people at all so much as song cues ("Dear Prudence," "Hey Jude"). It's no wonder that Joe Roth, of the amusingly named Revolution Studios, got onto a tangle with Taymor by recutting the film. I don't know if the movie in theaters is his version, hers or a compromise. Whoever is responsible, the narrative is all dull bustle...
...pretty good job covering it up, though. It’th clear she’th taken a lot of thpeech clatheth.” Not to be outdone, one of my classmates (“h ’08”) offered the following: “hey, shouldn’t the title of this one have been ‘lucy morrow caldwell thpeakth’?” (The “th”-for-“s” gag appeared in Charles Dickens’s “Hard Times?...