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...Oration and Class Oration, to be given at Class Day exercises (the day before commencement), will be held by audition Monday, April 30th. (The Ivy Oration is a five to seven minute humorous, prepared or extemporaneous, speech dealing with anything and everything and is intended to evoke laughter through any means. The Class Oration is a five to seven minute serious speech centering around a topic of the speaker's choice...
...cloistered himself in the bathroom to vomit. He is encouraged by his co-worker Gary Girard (Kevin LaVelle) and tormented by the diabolical Stuart Steadfast (Greg Luzitano), who wants to steal his glory. Stuart’s momentary presence is the best part of this sequence; his cruel, demonic laughter is accompanied by melodramatic flashes of thunder and lightning. The rest of the sketch tends to drag, and by the end, when Bertrand starts talking with the toilet, it has lapsed into sheer baffling nonsense...
It’s hard to know what to expect from a dance entitled “Why is Carrie Laughing? OUR DANCE ISN’T FUNNY.” This work, however, was not funny and no one seemed primed for laughter as the dancers (Dominique M. Elie ’06, Lucy F.V. Lindsey ’06, Lexi Tuddenham ’04) swayed in tree-like fashion to Frou Frou’s “Let Go.” At first the dancers who also choreographed the piece were attached together and swayed...
...boardroom. At a business lunch in Manila, members of the family, each striving to talk over another, banter happily about malls, politics, their kids. When Sy declares, "I've never had an inferiority complex," Henry Jr., the eldest son, quips, "only shopping complexes." The family bursts into gales of laughter. The trick will be preserving what Tessie calls a "continuity of culture," preserving that family spirit even as the Sys' role diminishes. --By Michael Schuman. With reporting by Nelly Sindayen/Manila
...introduced the topic with a cartoon clip entitled, “Global Warming or None Like it Hot,” from Futurama. Characters depicting the earth’s carbon dioxide and sunlight elicited laughter from the audience...