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...just not ready for a committed relationship,” Afro Dite is a punchy shot of attitude; her enthusiasm and the precision with which her particularly round hind region was crafted make it difficult to look at anything else when she’s on-stage. “If he likes dressing up in drag,” she warns in “Venus Envy,” one of the highlights of the show, “he might be gay.” Such selective self-awareness is a powerful comedic weapon in the performance...
...emotional match, inspiring the Quakers to tie the score at 3-3. Law beat Felton (7-6, 7-5), and Jason Lin came from one set down against Omodele-Lucien to win in the third set (4-6, 6-4, 6-2), setting the stage for Chijoff-Evans’s late victory. “It’s exciting college tennis at its best,” Rueb said. HARVARD 4, ST. JOHN’S 0The Crimson set the tone in their first match of the tournament by defeating St. John?...
...team that blocks as well as they do, it’s impossible to score points,” Baise said.And though a loss against a top team like Penn State added one more number to the loss column, Harvard relished the experience of playing on a big stage.“We’ve never played in gyms this big, in front of crowds this big, and against guys this big,” Rosier said. “You don’t get a chance to play a top-10 team very often...
...serious. The love that you describe here is sober; these are serious reflections on mortality. There's an awful lot of that. I think you reach a certain age and friends begin dying around you, and it's impossible not to contemplate that. I think that's a stage of life where you have to make your peace with the fact that some of the people who have been the most important to you are going or are gone. Sometimes you look through your database and you think, half the people in here are dead. Do I take them...
...Nobel-prize winning scientist and a former lobbyist for the National Association of Evangelicals shared the stage at the Harvard Divinity School last night to call for cooperation between scientists and evangelicals on the issue of global climate change. Eric S. Chivian ’64, the director of the Center for Health and the Global Environment, and Reverend Richard Cizik, spoke of their environmental activism in a discussion titled “God and Global Warming: Scientists’ and Evangelicals’ Common Voice.” Chivian and Cizik founded the Scientists and Evangelicals Initiative, a joint...