Word: sirenã
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Perhaps Palmer has managed to attract so many students with his siren??s song because he is constantly so elated to see his students—all 584 of them. He can be spotted in Harvard dining halls more often than any other faculty member (probably including House Masters), includes his home phone number in his frequent class-wide e-mails and is a genial guy to even his critics. After all, it’s hard not to be inspired by Palmer—not after you hear his wavering voice, with its tinges of legitimate conviction...
...than I had supposed? Curiosity piqued, I dashed to the House library’s magazine rack and discovered an Oscars edition of Entertainment Weekly so well-perused that the cover had almost come off. I groaned. Even at this bastion of independent thought, we had succumbed to the siren??s song of politicking, vamping and bad dresses (and worse jokes) that is the Academy Awards...
Indeed, this is The Best of Lesbian Sex, as in the 6-page “Sailor Seduces Siren?? layout. “Inspired by the famous World War II photo of a sailor kissing a nurse, Lucky searched Times Square until she found herself a sweetie, the irresistible siren Dahlia,” reads the introduction. What followed were shots of the sailor girl stripping the prostitute’s black lace underwear, groping her breasts, laughing and kissing...