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...Prefect Maura E. Boyce ’05, who helped select the original group of 10 semi-finalists who performed last week, said that Tannen was cut because he didn’t have “any real singing ability,” but said that after his audition the prefects decided that he should still be involved with the show...
Just like the TV version of “American Idol,” the Prefect Program—which organized the show for the first-years—decided to limit the genre for the first of the finalists’ two songs. The contestants only had about five days to select and perfect a song from...
Jennelle criticizes members of Crimson Key and also the Prefect Program for not combating irresponsible drinking at campus parties. He suggests that members of our organizations should “implore hapless hosts to mind the alcohol” and “man the door to control crowds” at parties. Jennelle seems to have relied on stereotypes of Crimson Key especially in formulating his analysis. As co-director of freshman week for our club this year, part of my job was to personally enforce these and other such rules about responsible partying...
...certainly news to me that prefects and Crimson Key members are “renowned for [our] presence on the weekend prowl.” I always thought this reputation belonged to members of final clubs, social clubs and even residents of notorious party rooms like the Quincy Balcony suite or Currier Ten-Man. Unlike exclusive social clubs and individual residents, the Prefect Program and Crimson Key Society do have strict rules about parties and explicitly forbid partying with the freshmen they serve...
Barkett said he came up with the idea for a first-year “Idol” last summer, and along with co-host Boyce—with whom he serves as a “Director of Fun” for the Prefect Program—organized the contest with other prefects, “The Committee...