Word: lightheartedness
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With regard to Spirit Week, the Crimson's criticisms seem spurious and argumentative. The total expenditure for Spirit Week was less than $50, which amounts to less than one penny per student. It was not a top priority, but Council members expressed interest and we felt that the event was...
The casual observer might call the costumes sexy, but Prada calls them "uniforms," for work, shopping, kiddie coping, socializing--the service roles of a woman's life. There are tops that clearly resemble lab coats, but if these are uniforms, they are very lighthearted ones.
Resident drama tutor David L. McMahon '94 commented that Drag Night has evolved over the years. "Some years in the past it's been a very serious event," he said. "Now it's much more open and lighthearted.
But at the same time, don't think that Milhollin was ambivalent to the mark. Before the Providence game, she jokingly complained that she had at least five saves against UConn that the official scorer didn't count, which would have put her over the top. True, lighthearted comments such...
Dorothy West is a tiny, talkative, 88-year-old brown woman writer who lives and works -- and these days amiably inscribes books and serves tea to a procession of admiring visitors -- in the upper-middle-class African-American community of Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard. Brown is her word...