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...while she had not yet written her speech, she planned to say that she hoped “every Harvard student had the opportunity to serve in the military.”“That’s a choice that should not be available only to a segment of the student population,” she added. Faust said that she would invoke the past to demonstrate the important relationship between military service and citizens’ rights. “I think here about the ways in which military service and full citizenship have been so closely...
...original storyline. Furthermore, the change of setting allows music to be integrated into the production as was originally called for. Since the original music to Feste’s songs has been lost, student composer Sam L. Linden ’10 had the freedom to update this segment of the play, setting the lyrics to a jazz score. The unification of music, singing, and acting in the production is one of a kind, according to co-producer Tiffanie K. Hsu ’09, who is also a Crimson photographer. “Besides musicals, which integrate music...
...stage have sadly been toned down. Nonetheless, no change could affect a classic like “Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymenoceros,” which showcases the two comedians’ lyrical prowess. Jemaine (Hiphopopotamus) raps: “My rhymes are so potent that in this small segment I made all of the ladies in the area pregnant / Yes, sometimes my lyrics are sexist but you lovely bitches and hoes should know I’m trying to correct this.” “Think About It,” the album’s fourth track...
...On” does not occur in the real world of college cheerleading; team members say that, in general, the competition is friendly. Now that Harvard’s cheerleading team’s presence is being felt, Capasso says she hopes to open new doors for an entire segment of the student-athlete population. FM hopes this means we’ll be seeing our very own president with pompoms at the next football game...
Working-class whites are a shrinking segment of the overall U.S. population. In 1940 they accounted for 86% of adults 25 and older; by 2007, that percentage was only 48. But they tend to be concentrated in many of the states that have been most competitive in recent presidential elections and are likely to be again this fall: states like Michigan, Pennsylvania and Ohio...