Word: jokes
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...office are taking their own advice.” Ignatieff sparked controversy in Canada earlier this month after he told The Crimson he might try to return to Harvard if he lost the election. He told Canada’s Globe and Mail newspaper that the comment was a joke and that he would continue teaching at the Unversity of Toronto if he lost. He later told The Crimson that “it would be an honor” to come back to Harvard in the future, but only when his political career ends...
...rewarding to see how Harvard has come together to support our cause.” Zak Tanjeloff ’08, who was also a co-producer, said that one of the reasons the show was so successful was that most people do not have a preferred type of joke. “With comedy, it’s different than with music, because no one has a particular taste for a particular type of comedy,” Tanjeloff said, referring to the failure of the HCC’s planned Wyclef concert. “Funny is funny...
...turning Fred Flintstones into Fred Astaires won’t solve all of our problems,.I was taken aback a few weekends ago when after impressively spinning me to Brian Setzer Orchestra, my partner asked whether I wanted to lead for a song or two. I laughed at his joke, bit my lip upon noticing his seriousness, and admitted that I had no idea how to lead. Even when practicing with my older sister in our living room (we used to clear out the furniture and play the soundtrack from Flashdance), I always played the girl. It seems that after...
...open to the general public. The HCC is aiming to raise $5,000 for “money, tents, clothes, and food” for the winter. Oh, but enough with the mushy stuff. Let’s get to the funny.We asked each comic to write us a joke beginning with the following line: “Two Harvard students walk into a bar…”The results were eye-opening, to say the least.Kevin Brennan:Two Harvard students walk into a bar, but they don’t stay long because none of the other...
...buying votes, or no student cared enough to pay for a second UC election vote,” Boiko said. Though few ultimately showed interest in the UC vote market, Boiko said he would consider a similar service for other elections.“This is definitely not a joke on my part,” Boiko said. “If there is another election that I think is big enough, I would try it again as long as it wasn’t illegal or breaking any rules. But, I wouldn’t try it at Harvard...