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...went down in an Iowa cornfield. That day, he gave up his seat to the Big Bopper and joked to Holly, "I hope your ol' plane crashes." He learned from Holly what would be the mark of his career. "Attitude," Jennings would say later. "He loved music, and he taught me it shouldn't have any barriers...
...Mormon Am I Hot or Not.com (www.russross.com/amihotornot) that Jonathan S. Daniels ’99-’02 maintains from the LDSSA website. But there are other, more substantive ways to gain self-knowledge for Mormons at Harvard. “The Mormon community at Harvard has taught me a lot about my faith. This has been my first chance to really interact with many other Mormons my age,” says McClain. I have gotten to experience the varied ways in which Mormons can view our religion...
Ironically, the pageant that alerted me to the difficulties of being openly gay eventually taught me how to stave off harassment. I won the crown through flamboyance, by accentuating every detail of my femininity. While my fellow contestants despised me, the audience erupted with laughter and gave me standing ovations after both the talent and swimsuit competitions. For every person who mocked me, it seemed like three others admired how comfortable I appeared with myself. At school, girls loved to hear me talk about the latest guy I met on the Internet. One of my female classmates told...
...Wants to be a Millionaire?” Nancy A. Redd ’03 returned to Cambridge with less than half of her earnings and nothing flashy or new to her name. All her childhood years spent in the 4-H Club certainly taught Redd to value her head, hands and health—but most of all they must have touched her heart: Redd donated the majority of her winnings to the organization...
...that gossip is a bad thing. This Valentine’s Day, make sure to get your entertainment by watching the complex personal interactions unfold, and, in case you’re wondering, I’m one of the best listeners around. As my mother always taught me, if you don’t have anything nice to say, sit right next...