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...Snakes on a Plane (Bring It)” by Cobra Starship. Snakes on a Plane is probably the most revolutionary movie of our generation to date. I mean, it was basically an internet joke that went way out of control. And, to tell the truth, it was kind of a model for our UC campaign. A bunch of our initial drafts involved elaborate mock assassination attempts with chloroform and wild animals. (No, really.) 4. “The Lees of Old Virginia” from 1776. I’m still waiting for the day when musical theatre gets...
...beginning. He has placed in the top of the past two Apollo Nights, but he remains modest. “If you interacted with him, you would just not have any idea of so much of the stuff he’s involved with and he would never tell you,” close friend Alison E. Cohen ’07 says. Oladehin says he plans on taking a year off to visit his family in Nigeria. Then it’s on to medical school. Although residencies and jams don’t go together, his friends think...
...punch me in the face with. Your best pick-up line: Do you like gold? ’Cause I’m an alchemist. Best or worst lie you’ve ever told: I’m an alchemist. Something you’ve always wanted to tell someone: I’m really an alchemist. Favorite childhood toy: Gold spray paint. Best part about Harvard: That heater/vent thing just inside the gate by the Science Center. Worst part about Harvard: Lack of an alchemy concentration. How you got your name: I was named after the doctor...
...didn't know Elizabeth Bolden, who died quietly on Monday in a Memphis nursing home. But I bet she had some stories. If you figure that every week brings something to remember, she'd have had more than 6,000 tales to tell by the time she passed away at the age of 116, the oldest person on earth. She had lived in three different centuries, a witness to the fortunes and follies of five generations. She got to see Halley's comet pass by - twice...
...African American girl, was less than 40. But she lived in the age of invention, of penicillin, vaccines, x-rays, cat scans, lived in the century when life expectancy doubled. She was hardly ever sick, her grandchildren said, until a stroke two years ago left her unable to tell her stories anymore...