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Alright, enough is enough. I have to get going now to prepare some speeches, shake some hands and kiss some infant children. Thanks for bearing with me through this, my bi-weekly pre-graduation life crisis. Faithful readers, I will remember you all kindly and will act accordingly and corruptly when I finally get to the pinnacle of my senatorial success, wherever and whenever that...
...Being identified as a boy is startling, but it doesn’t profoundly shake my conception of the universe,” says Roona Ray ’02-’03, a women’s studies and biology concentrator. “It doesn’t make me change how I act or dress...
...Everyone racing to be the first to fill a row, two rows or a full house. Racing to win. Okay, so granted that bingo, a favored pastime of Britain's comfy slipper set, will never pass for an extreme sport. But recently the industry has been working hard to shake off its old-age image. With some success: in any given week, around 3 million people play bingo across the U.K. and almost half are under 45; 10 years ago, the average age was 55. The electronica band Lemon Jelly opened recent concerts with a bingo game instead...
...Scaramellino ’05, pointing to a chair by his desk. “He’d get a paper and this clipboard and he’d take this light, and shine it as bright as possible on the clipboard and just sit here and shake his knee really fast, really jittery for about six hours straight...
...definitely summer-campish,” FOP Leader Samuel B. Smolley ’05 says. FOPpers play games like the strangely named Ground Squirrel, which is “probably the only time you’ll hear a Harvard student say ‘shake that bushy tail.’ All dignity goes out the window and it’s a good thing.” FOP Leader Natasha M. Pasternack ’03 agrees, “A FOP trip in itself has some aspect of camp to it. I don?...