Word: warms
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...knack for integrating himself into foreign communities like the ones he worked with in Paris while doing thesis research. “Even though he’s clearly American, it didn’t matter,” Dorin says. “He was so warm that people just embraced him. They clearly didn’t think of him as an ‘outsider.’” Outsider or insider, Singh is sure that whatever happens he will continue to merge social change with art. “There’s that...
There’s a lot of commotion happening in Studio 74—otherwise known as 74 Mt. Auburn. Crazy beats are piped out at ear-shattering volume as 15 break dancers warm up through shoulder jerks and pushups. Through all the chaos, in the back corner, sits Olakunle O. “Kunle” Oladehin ’07, quietly splicing songs. Before exiting the room, Katalyst—as he’s known in breaker circuts—stops to answer a question from a fellow breaker, demonstrating complicated moves in an unassuming...
Roll said he brought out the Borges manuscripts, opened one of the bottles of warm champagne, and set up some boxes as seating for him and his guests. The three of them sat among the still-packed books, “smoking the night away,” talking about Borges, and examining the manuscripts...
...their “nude beaver dancing.” Klub member and Crimson photographer Corey M. Rennell ’07-’08, who is currently on leave, led the traditional “jog to the Pole” up and down the riverbank to warm up participants before taking the dip. This year, most swimmers opted to enter the icy waters from the bank of the river, although a few renegades did leap from the Weeks Memorial Footbridge. Three-year Polar Bear veteran Jason B. Munster ’07 said...
...week after beginning their seasons with a loss to Boston College, both the women’s and men’s indoor track and field teams had an opportunity to warm up for the punishing upcoming season. Although no team scores were kept at this weekend’s Harvard Invitational, several Crimson athletes stood out above a field that included individuals from 31 collegiate and community teams. Sophomore Shannon Flahive registered perhaps the most impressive accomplishment of the weekend, placing second in the grueling women’s pentathlon. Her performance broke the Harvard women?...