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...least they’re being more charitable than the Spee,” said campus comedian B.J. Averell ’02-’03, upon learning the cause of the party. “Where’d all the money from the pajama party go? There’s no shortage of pajamas or world pajama crisis...
Establish a rep early in an institutionalized scene so you can set-up contacts with some of the older players and soak up the game from an inside-the-club vantage point. As a wise friend of mine once said, “Join the Spee, join the Phoenix, join the Porc, join the Delphic, join the Fox.1 Join what you can, and before you become an investment banker you’ll be a big-time on-campus booty-spanker...
...It’s a basic inequality,” says Abigail L. Fee ’05, who recently re-launched the dormant Students For Choice. “I live in Claverly, and I wake up, look out of my picture window and see the Fly, the Spee, the Phoenix...
...left last fall for Oxford. “I don’t want to go anywhere where I might run into one of my exes,” she said. As such, Filney has been avoiding Adams House, Dunster House, Leverett House, Pforzheimer House, Mather House, the Spee, the Fly, the Owl, the Fox, Tommy’s Value, Redline, Daedalus, Charlie’s, Whitney’s, Darwin’s, Out-of-Town News, Grays East, the Lowell master’s residence and the Middlesex County Jail...
...find your editorial “To Spee or Not to Spee” quite ridiculous (Editorial, Feb. 27). Even when finals clubs did not have a guests of members-only rule, finals clubs still didn’t attract a significant part of the student population. When I was a Harvard undergrad, finals club parties were the last thing my friends and I wanted to do. They were lame and self-important—wannabe fraternities, one could...