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...concerns that meeting their request would set a precedent for funding student groups that hold events only before school begins. “I think it’s consistent with what the finance committee agreed on,” said Jia “Jane?? Fang ’08, chair of the UC finance committee. “It’s not within our policy just to fund things not within the semester it’s occurring. If we start funding Crimson Key, we set a precedent for funding all the freshman orientation activities...
...feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.” The youth and charm of the protagonists makes them entirely relatable to the college audience; Jane and Elizabeth’s bedtime talk about Jane??s coy flirtation with Mr. Bingley is exactly of the same tone as the conversations my roommate and I share from top and bottom bunk, albeit with slightly different syntax. Anyone who missed the reading for Reid Professor of English and American Literature Phillip J. Fisher’s English...
...hair. But he gave us some weird punk credibility that we wouldn’t have [otherwise].”The strength of Called and Careless in their present form lies in Gentler’s fittingly gentle, sweet voice, which harkens back to that of Perry Ferrell of Jane??s Addiction. Like Brandon Boyd, Incubus’ imposingly six-packed singer, he has the looks and body made for success; his dueling nipple rings certainly give his otherwise clean-cut look a bit of an edge. Perhaps Gentler’s stage presence lacks the gravitas...
...sponsored the bill. Although the new grant process will cut the number of parties being funded per week from 13 to 10, it will “increase the quality of parties that more undergraduates go to,” said Jia “Jane?? Fang ’08, the other co-sponsor of the bill. “We want to encourage students to throw parties, make sure they’re well attended, and that they are of a better quality on a more consistent basis,” said UC President Matthew...
He’s right. It could be a more interesting version of any modern emo song. Reed then plays all four bars of the riff from “Sweet Jane?? and notes that, “as in most things in life, it’s that little hop at the end.” And with that, we’re in Lou Reed’s special world, where there will always be that little hop that changed modern rock forever—the astonishing...