Word: leveler
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...drenched in beer that there was a low level throughout the room," says Lerer, who is also a Crimson editor...
...that everyone's on a level playing field, get outside and start chillin' with your new toys. But be careful, Harvard students, when throwing your new "Astonishing Flying" machines. As the Aerobie warns, "Remember that any thrown object can cause injury." But we already knew that...
...Though the level of involvement in intramural crew varies from House to House, all of the boats bleed with enthusiasm. Christopher "Topher" Row, a Kirkland assistant senior tutor, who is known throughout the House crew network for his involvement and interest in the sport, confirms this, commenting that "the spirit and enthusiasm surrounding the Kirkland House Boat Club is simply astounding." Students get up at 5:40 a.m. five times a week to participate, despite midterms, theses and the like...
...does House crew compare with varsity, a canonical Ivy League sport surrounded in lore and mystery? The relationship between the two is actually often one of nostalgia. A number of House crew rowers are former varsity or novice rowers who were unable to continue that level of involvement in crew for whatever reason, but find House crew a less-time-consuming outlet for their desire to be on the water. House crew does allow current crewheads to participate--varsity rowers may cox and varsity coxes may row. House crew also gives people who have no experience with rowing the opportunity...
...Reason to see: The Prez's mistress is considerably cuter than M. Lewinsky; the president's name sounds like chewing gum (Wintergreen), which we find inherently funny at some third-grade level; and the script won a Pulitzer and since when did they give out Pulitzers for musicals? Plus, it's ironic. Not funny, but timely...