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...Jennifer T. Rall ’05 was initially confused by what she termed “a sudden increase in the number of vaguely European douche-cocks” in circulation during the last two weekends. The mystery was cleared up when Rall remembered that the Spee has been padlocked?...
Relationship Counseling :: Breaking up is never easy, even if it’s with a house. Recognizing this fact of life, FM has scoured Google to find only the most well considered relationship advice to help ease the Spee boys through this difficult and confusing period of transition. Many online tips seem sufficiently vague to apply to just about any life crisis, even the somewhat rare human tragedy of being displaced from your elite, all-male social organization. No less a modern sage than www.Ivillage.com, in its “7 Post-Breakup Pick-Me-Up Tips...
...Apple :: If partying ’till dawn is what you miss most about the Spee, you may have to bypass staid Harvard, Boston and New England altogether and head southward for a hot night in Manhattan. You could even kill two birds with one stone and make the trek to the British Consulate-General on swinging Third Avenue! For members still giddy with Chinese New Year memories, the Chinatown bus offers a comparably posh atmosphere. Or, you could just take your Jaguar...
Community Service :: Some extra free time is a golden opportunity to give back to those in need. This is especially true for the men of the Spee, who truly have so much to give back to their community. The Spee boys, for instance, could help to spread their infamous love of Mother Nature by offering lessons on dorm-room horticultural techniques to Cambridge schoolchildren. Or, they could work to advance the cause of literacy by reading lines with Natalie (you know, Portman [rolls eyes dismissively]) before her next screen test. And, if the Spee is feeling especially selfless, it could...
...Spee is closed, which means 51 more Harvard students are without adequate social facilities, to say nothing of their guests. Another seven final clubs are still open, but because of their exclusionary policies, they remain an insufficient solution to Harvard’s unacceptable lack of late-night social venues...