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...Trandafir Albrando, ManilaShe can take it. She's incredibly powerful and far more loved than I am. But she genuinely offends me. Julia Child, for example, raised people's expectations of food. When Rachael tells you that it's perfectly O.K. to buy prechopped onion from the supermarket... I mean, how hard is it to chop an onion? The takeaway is, I could cook, but [instead] I'll finish this bag of Cheetos and that gallon of Diet Pepsi before dying of diabetes...
...drink. The College would prefer to worry [only] about unsafe drinking, but since the legal drinking age is 21, we have to worry about underage drinking,” she said.Kidd added that the policy has room for understanding and flexibility. “It doesn’t mean [a student group leader will] go directly to the Ad Board,” she said. “Nobody can stop somebody pre-gaming and then coming to a party, having one drink, and passing...
...It’s crazy because when he was here we were all competing and a bunch of us blocked together,” senior quarterback Chris Pizzotti said. “I mean, it’s crazy how he can go from Harvard to one of the best programs in the country...
...mean, it’s a win-win for everyone. It gets publicity for those sponsoring the promotions and it gets Harvard students interested in the sporting events, because who doesn’t love free stuff? I was convinced I had the next big thing for Harvard Athletics...
...that dance in the Quad. I mean the place of damnation variously described as “a city much like London” (Shelley), “full of musical amateurs” (Shaw), and “murky” (Shakespeare). It is hot and filled with suffering people, all of whom have done something fatally wrong, and many of whom smell funny. Okay, I do mean that dance in the Quad...