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Mark O'Keefe's most memorable laugh: "...when [the cast from last year's Pudding show] all rode around Hamilton (in Bermuda) on our mopeds in our costumes, in hideous drag, and also when we smashed our full bosoms, which are made of water balloons after the show, (it's a tradition) outside the town hall in Hamilton...
...People from other schools laugh because there are so many Asians at Harvard and we still didn't have a [Taiwanese] group," Cheng said. "So I decided to form...
...claim such a quixotic position, though, because I have not worked very hard here, and I have engaged in soft living for which the Calvinist founders of Harvard would undoubtedly have had a remedy. Unlike some of my classmates, I still do not have the self-confidence to laugh at our school's old Puritan roots. In many ways, those roots reflect my own values...
Nevertheless, there are both advantages and disadvantages to the immaturity of Shaw's vision: Certainly, it is often hard to laugh, since the revolutionary spirit shows raw. On the other hand, the audience is not presented with a pre-digested, conveniently packaged view of the evils of our society and what to do about them...
...them come to you, these bearers of their own wonders, and when they sneer, just laugh very loud. As they delve into mires of pretense, observe the opaque glasses they cannot remove from their eyes. You can't take them seriously. Never take them seriously...