Word: singings
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...ground? 6. 90s politico H. Ross ___ 7. Prefix meaning “culture” 8. “___ Te Ching” 9. Architectural addition 10. Class clowns 11. “Bye Bye Bye” boy band 12. Yogi who stars in an Aflac ad 13. Sing softly 18. First man 22. Caribou relative 24. Crew team equipment 25. Letter distribution on base 26. Jazz instruments 27. Something that hurts, slangily 28. Salt, to a chemist 29. Oklahoma Native American 32. Started eating, say 33. Intense anger 34. Barely get past 35. BMW competitor...
When Anne K. Kofol ’04 gets really excited she emits this very rapid fire, very high pitch sing-song sort of yell. It doesn’t really matter what, exactly, she’s talking about; it could be Russian monks, the importance of the term first-year over freshman, or what is or is not a reasonable amount of time to spend writing blurbs on the table of contents to name a few subjects of note. This year we at FM were lucky enough to have Kofol’s distinctive tenor alternately cheerleading...
Last spring, Mani helped to organize a karaoke night during reading period. She also showed the flair of spontaneity when going on stage to sing a Sonny and Cher song...
...from song to song like Gordon’s frog leaps between lily pads. Moreover, the music is more often depressing and hostile than it is feel-good or even likeable; in the song “In the Middle of the Room,” for example, Gordon sings how he wishes someone would kill him, while his mother stands in the middle of the road waiting for a car to run her over. Only a few songs are really memorable, among them “Heart and Music,” “Gordo?...
Each of the finalists was given two to three minutes to sing along to instrumental covers that ranged from Zelcer’s rendition of the old jazz standard “You’d Be So Nice To Come Home to,” to the Red Hot Chili Pepper’s hit “Under the Bridge,” sung by Justin V. Rodriguez...