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...donkey,” “Throw yo hands up at me,” and “Get krunked up, get krunked up. . .” to name a few. The most appropriate diddy had to have been “Raise ‘da roof!” seeing as how the shutle is equipped with two pop-up emergency exits located on either ends of the ceiling. The bevy of boys finally exited at Radcliffe Yard repeating “Yeah, bus driver, yeah, bus driver...
...HUPD officer was dispatched to 45 Bow St. to investigate a person climbing the roof of a building. The person was identified as an electrical worker doing tests...
Come to that, I’m not sure anyone else could get away with singing, “I’m leaving in the morning just as soon as the dark clouds lift / I’ll break the roof, set fire to the place as a parting gift.” Particularly not in the same song (“Summer Days”). But Dylan isn’t all bluster and arson: “I need something strong to distract my mind / I’m going to look...
...wasn’t until we got the title that the look of the project really came together,” says Bastian. And a nest is exactly what the project will look like. A series of nylon ropes will be suspended from a bolt in the roof of the Holyoke Center, and from these ropes, a bed or “nest” of woven screen and rope will be hung. This nest will contain large-scale models of objects found in homes, such as watches, keys, a phone and a chair, that will cast shadows...
Gary and Andi Sherwin of Westlake Village, Calif., were always considered the cool parents by their 18-year-old son Joel's circle of friends. When Joel lived under their roof, they welcomed flocks of teens to their home and hosted coed sleepovers. "Three or four boys and girls sleep downstairs in sleeping bags, fully clothed. That's O.K.," says Gary, 56. But when Joel became sexually active, there was a tightening in the family rules, and Gary and Andi spelled them out with great specificity. No sleepovers with a girlfriend. Joel could entertain in his room behind closed doors...