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Revenge is a dish best served cold. Then again, if you’re a member of the Harvard Canadian Club or the Alaska Klub, most dishes are. And revenge was certainly what the Canadian Club was looking for in their epic confrontation last Friday with the Alaska Klub in a little-known (and perhaps made-up-on-the-spot) northern pastime called “Big Ball.” The two teams convened at the Weeks Footbridge, the Canadians sporting red and white garb and removable tattoos of their homeland’s flag, and the Alaskans...
...Rennell ’07, a Crimson photo editor, drawing out his words for added effect, to the delight of the eleven other students gathered around the makeshift bonfire, “yes we are.” The all-night camp-out, organized by members of the Alaska Klub of Harvard, was the latest in a string of wacky events designed to glorify the great state of Alaska in the name of fun. Led by their beloved co-president, they sang camp songs, roasted s’mores, and traded jokes well into the early hours of the morning...
...thought that it would be appropriate to celebrate Camp Denali with this event,” said Kenneth W. McKinley ’08, treasurer of the Alaska Klub and an organizer of the event...
...Lots of crazy ideas are out there, but the Alaska Klub makes them happen,” she said...
Black asphalt replaced powdery white snow, humans stood in for dogs, and six-person teams raced 1,049 feet around the MAC Quad in the Alaska Klub’s simulation of the Alaskan Iditarod Saturday. The Klub contest’s winners received 1,049 ounces of beer instead of the generous monetary award for winners of the official Iditarod, a 1,049 mile race from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska that ended on Saturday. Five members of each human Iditarod team ran around the MAC Quad, pulling the ropes attached to a homemade sled on which the sixth team...