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...drag queen, and if in between N-36 and I-18 your table is being rowdy, she'll be rowdy right back. "Straight guys, calm down, this isn't Bennigan's," sassed Ginger, a short blonde in a black dress slit up to the waist, on a recent Wednesday night. My friends and I were at Lips, a Manhattan restaurant that turns into a bingo parlor midweek with drag queens - those over-the-top, tell-it-like-it-is men dressed as women - plucking balls from the bingo cage...
...years ago, Yale beat Harvard in an intercollegiate crossword showdown. But this weekend, Harvard returned to the world of competitive puzzle solving at the First Annual Harvard Crossword Tournament. Though Yale would host a similar event on Wednesday, the Harvard tournament’s MC—Robert P. Ciofani ’09—told the assembled cruciverbalists that “We are going to show you why our tournament is better than Yale’s by bringing on Will Shortz.” Shortz is the editor of the New York Times?...
...long night and being able to know, after inspecting the ground in front of my entryway, that I did not suffer alone.” At time of writing, just such an “Oasis” was due to be installed in Standish courtyard the morning of Wednesday, May 2 to extinguish the need for Winthropians to form a volunteer firefighter league...
...trouble getting the draw, and that was really the difference maker,” Barlow said. “When we started getting the draw in the last 10 minutes of the game, we started scoring goals.” Harvard plays its final game of the season Wednesday at Brown. Barlow believes the final contest of her career will be close, but anticipates a Crimson triumph. “Going into Brown, I think everyone is feeling pretty good, feeling pretty positive,” she said. “I think we’re matched up pretty...
...spat spiked Wednesday when Secretary of State Condi Rice verbally slapped a top Russian general for saying that Moscow might have to aim some of its missiles at former fellow Warsaw Pact members the Czech Republic and Poland if they host U.S. missile-defense bases. Gen. Nikolai Solovtsov, head of Russia's strategic missile forces, had said Monday such targeting would be an option if those two nations agree to a U.S. proposal to base 10 interceptor missiles in Poland and a radar in the Czech Republic. "I think that was an extremely unfortunate comment," Rice said during a stop...