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...They support the Canadian culture—like FUBU: for us, by us,” said Canadian Club member Zachary B.S. Sniderman ’09. The band was not completely Canada-centric, however, and expressed interest in Cambridge’s own curious customs. After Nowski explained Primal Scream, drummer Tyler Stewart exclaimed, “You’re making me Yarvard Hard.” Robertson opened the band’s usual improvisational song with, “Parked my car in Harvard Yard, I’d say it with an accent...
...Work up a sweat in Widener stacks. By studying. A lot. 2) Crank up the heat in dorm laundry rooms and form an underground hot yoga ring. 3) Practice for primal scream regularly; running in between popular class times will help with both fitness and crowd navigation skills. 4) Make use of all the dance space every House seems to have: jazzercise, jazzercise, jazzercise. 5) Start hooking up with someone in the Quad to walk five extra miles each day. 6) Start hooking up with someone in the Mountaineering Club so you get to use their sweet indoor climbing wall...
...that EVERYONE drinks. The cool kids all do recreational drugs.” 6) “Writing With Sources makes great rolling paper.” 7) “There are three things you have to do before you graduate: pee on John Harvard, run Primal Scream, and have sex in Widener stacks. I’m supposed to help you with the last two.” 8) “The basement of the Delphic is probably one of the safest places on campus to really let loose if you’re a freshman girl...
...You’ve now accomplished your list of three to-dos, which was to urinate on the foot of the John Harvard statue, run Primal Scream, and have sex in Widener. Which was the most...
...that’s hard. I mean, Primal Scream is just a great idea, and I vowed to do it 8 times because I’m pro-nudity all the way. As much nudity as possible all the time. Now I’m in the Dudley Co-op and my roommate doesn’t mind if I’m naked in my room, which is fantastic for me. John Harvard is also a lot of fun, just because the intake and outtake of food and drink are all so highly pleasurable—it?...