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...specified, but given that the cover photo features a woman in a corset draped over a chaise and wearing an expression that says, “Just look what this top does for my breasts,” one could imagine that Steffans’ videos come in plastic wrappers. I wonder what the “bonus materials inside” could...
...Though a sign on the wall in the back of the restaurant touts that customers will leave with “no post-meal guilt,” 11 competitors gathered before a crowd of family, fans, and unknowing customers to eat as much of a huge plastic bowl full of greens as possible in five minutes. “It’s basically the grossest thing that we serve,” Ackil said about the garlicky greens—consisting of spinach sautéed with olive oil, garlic, and salt—which normally adorn...
...unless there were “nominal” cancellation fees for the stage or sound system. The pep rally would have been similar to last year’s, with the addition of a No. 1 fan contest and a parade of the Houses into the Yard. The plastic megaphones and noisemakers meant for distribution at the pep rally will be given out instead at stein clubs or at the tailgate, Petrich said. “We’re all very disappointed by the cancellation of the pep rally, but we’re really excited about...
...Harvard students and fewer pranks that nobody notices. (It’s like the mime in a forest question. If a prank happens in a stadium, and nobody sees it, does it happen? No.) And the new restrictions beg for student guerilla-style ingenuity. Line your pants pockets with plastic bags and then fill them with gin or moonshine. Better yet, do this with cargo pants or those big moonboots. Hit the alumni tailgate and steal some massive martinis and roast suckling pig from unwitting robber barons. Or settle for the five beers. And shed a tear for Harvard?...
...representative for Kirkland House’s Resource Efficiency Program (REP)—part of the Harvard’s Green Campus Initiative—noted that the University has also cut its trash production in recent months. “Even though we recycled more plastic than ever before, Harvard has discarded 222 tons less trash—a drop of 13 [percent]—than in the same period last year,” Tchou wrote in an e-mail. Harvard recently decided to expand its list of recyclable plastics to include Solo cups, clamshell Styrofoam...