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...help me study for Human Sexuality? 3) You aren’t 18 yet? Uhhh...neither am I. Let’s not tell anyone. 4) You look lost. Let me help you find my room. 5) Have you heard anything negative about dark final club basements? No? Perfect. 6) I am 21 years old. 7) I have a bottom bunk. 8) Let’s do breakfast tomorrow. Shall I call you or nudge you? 9) Actually, everyone here thinks a capella guys are the shit. 10) Uh, yeah, we’ll start dating and everything as soon...
...moved into hip-hop because I could include elements of Indian music, jazz, rock, funk, soul, R&B, or any other style that worked for the song I was writing at that time,” Kabir said. Kabir said that hip-hop is a perfect tool for political commentary. “I’m interested in the revolutionary potential of hip-hop,” he said. In 1999, his senior-year honors thesis at Wesleyan explored the revolutionary lyrics of various hip-hop artists throughout history. He said his music usually “reveals points...
...Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church, St. Gabriel’s Roman Catholic Church, the United Methodist Church of Allston, and Kadimah Toras-Moshe. According to State Representative Michael Moran, who says he has many friends who grew up in Charlesview, the apartments are “the perfect model for affordable housing networks.”At a meeting of the Tenant’s Association in March, evaluations of the land swap were passed out in five languages. A mix of white and black, Hispanic, Korean and Chinese, the residents represent a broad swath of the American...
...prowess. At this point, the evening took a permanent turn for the better. The third piece, Arleene Monahan’s “Riverdance” was arguably one of the best performances of the night. This large group number truly captured the feeling of riverdancing with its perfect costuming and dynamic execution. The group maintained an impressive cohesiveness throughout the entire performance and displayed a great array of technical skills, from fouetté turns to explosive leaps. The first half of “Pointe/Counterpointe” concluded with a beautiful, classical group number...
...grew up in London, a Japanese-American out of North Carolina, a Philippine-Chinese-American, and several very blond students from the American heartland, including a white supremacist who defended her family's racism in front of the class. This extraordinary mix of students strikes me as a perfect representation of America, a land where a boy raised at the back of an Indian grocery store in London easily started a friendship with a boy from Morning Sun, Iowa, population...