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...seems like for whatever reason a lot of stupid stories are getting picked up because they have the name Harvard in them,” says Walker C. Stanovsky ’06, social chair of the Mather House Council and coordinator of this year’s Mather Lather foam party in April...
...happy, I’m happy,” said Chen, adding that the students “are like my children”—an explanation he also cited when he called The Crimson last week to inquire about the health of Mather Lather attendants, whom he’d heard had been afflicted with unfortunate rashes...
Mather students, however, may not be among the chosen, despite their proximity to the Superette. At this year’s Mather Lather, Chen was turned away at the door despite being the Lather mascot two years ago. Surprised, he returned to his store quietly, resigned to a world of no more bubbly, and no more bubbles...
However, we must admit, while trying not to Shout® from our soapbox, that the aforementioned editorial and previous Crimson coverage of the Lather have been so misguided in motivation and so lacking in accuracy that they could go unaddressed no longer. To end this Tide® of irresponsible journalism, we’d like to dispel some false rumors spread, intentionally or otherwise, by The Crimson’s coverage of the Lather. With great Joy®, we announce that, contrary to The Crimson’s allegations, no one contracted sexually transmitted diseases at the Lather (although...
...Life and Harvard Don’t Mix,” Dec. 17, 2004, and “Fashionably Late,” Dec. 16, 2003). Mather answered this call with unsurpassed spirit and numbers at the freshman housing lottery day and events such as the now infamous Mather Lather. This is no small task. In only 48 hours, a dozen Matherites managed to construct a wooden pit large enough to accommodate 600 people, complete with a twenty foot-high Plexiglass-encased DJ booth, the top of which supported two foam machines on oscillating arms dispensing a Cascade?...