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...Class of 1997, snowed under by winter and steamrolled by midterms, will finally find reprieve at the Yardfest performance of today’s hottest band: Third Eye Blind. Move over, Oasis; 3EB is here to stay. With bouncy but thoughtful gems like “Semi-Charmed Life?? and “Jumper,” the San Francisco quartet has struck a chord with college students riding high: Clinton is president, “Ally McBeal” is on at nine, and things are looking up for the twenty-first century. Why shouldn?...
That hulking concrete monstrosity on the easternmost fringe of campus, which I have the dubious distinction of calling home, indeed proffers many unique amenities to its fortunate inhabitants. All students enjoy private bedrooms—hence the much-invoked “Singles for Life?? slogan. The upper floors of the high-rise boast panoramas of the Boston skyline. The Soviet-style Brutalist aesthetic endows the courtyard with an ineffable proletariat charm...
...distressingly poor decision making when we formed our blocking groups. Peter blocked with two sycophant pussies, a kid with the mind of a seven-year old, a Jew, and a bi-courteous guy. Just to keep sane, Peter spends 60 hours per week in “Second Life?? doing Linden Dollar arbitrage. DA blocked with five black guys, and you can imagine how that turned out. Now he won’t even go to the dining hall without using half a bottle of cocoa butter. You have already chosen your blocking group, so kudos...
Freshmen: don’t let yourselves fall victim to post-housing day depression. Though not every day comes with a thin white envelope in your door, a party in Annenberg, and a post-river run hangover, the fun is just beginning. Making the most of House life??especially your freshman spring—is worth the small effort it takes to walk to your future abode...
...linemen say they look forward to dropping some weight, particularly as they think about their long-term health.“I’m looking forward to dieting after football,” says sophomore offensive lineman Ryan Pilconis. “Football is a part of my life??it’s so important, it’s worth the sacrifice in order to continue playing, but after football I’ll get down to a healthy weight,” he adds.Others have dreams less centered around the health effects of the intentional weight...