Word: showering
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Frommer completes the outfit, with time to shower and $3.15 in change...
...security provided by campus police was deplorable. Just an hour into the event, so many non-Harvard students had smuggled themselves in, we felt like we were in an introductory algebra course at the Extension School. Just smelling these commoners made us want to run home and take a shower in rubbing alcohol with a steel wool loofah...
...alarm and groggily climb out of bed. As I shower, I am still half asleep, but slowly begin to acclimate to the morning as I throw on my clothes. For the 100th time, I wonder why I am doing this to myself: six hours of sleep and 15 hours of work a day seem obscenely off-balanced. And what about the eight cups of coffee a day that just barely manage to keep me awake? This can’t be healthy, can it? But, as always, my adrenaline rushes as I think of 9 a.m.—that...
...Having spent two years in Lowell House and one year as assistant to the superintendent of Quincy House, I can attest to the disgusting reality that students face when living in the dormitories. I have heard stories from friends who have found roaches crawling up their legs in the shower and can attest to my own personal horror of finding a cockroach in my shoe early one morning. Exterminators have come again and again, but often the only response from Harvard is that this is the price we students pay for living in old buildings. The cockroach infestation...
...cockroach,” she recalled yesterday. “I told my mom that I had to call her back.” “Very few things really disgust me,” she said, adding that she saw another cockroach while she was taking a shower a few days later. It was resting on her shampoo bottle. “They cling to things. And they’re huge.” Nathan P. Whitfield ’09 saw nearly ten cockroaches as a dorm crew captain in Lowell house during last year?...