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...been training with your coach Bonnie Retzkin since you were four. What has that been like?EH: It’s been great to have that kind of figure where she’s pretty much grown up with me. And now it’s a little weird not seeing her every day and seeing different coaches, but sometimes change is good so we’ll see what happens.7. FM: You once said that at 5’6”, you’re the skating equivalent of being able to dunk. Have you ever tried...
...side of my bed and cried. Not just about Zorro, but about graduating high school, leaving my friends, and no longer being at home to notice the absence of the ball of fur that slept on the foot of my bed.It’s weird being here at school without a pet. Freshman year, I illegally kept a hermit crab named Hubert in my Grays common room. My roommates and I adored him (and his shell, with a smiley face painted on it) but when he died in February, we cremated him, tossed his crabby coffin into the Charles...
...usual amount of vocal retouching, but his spare lyrics are more point-blank then they have been in recent memory. They’re almost unfailingly ambiguous, yet they get deep beneath the skin—at least ours, if not his.“Weird Fish/Arpeggi” features the line: “Your eyes / They turn me / Why should I stay?” Radiohead can’t stay put; “In Rainbows” is their jazziest, most eclectic offering yet, and it’s a relief to find that...
...must tell their strangest and most twisted stories. Writer and producer Dennis Bartok left his position as head programmer at the art house American Cinematheque in Los Angeles to work on the film. “It’s about the grotesque, the surreal and the erotic, the weird intersection between real life and the fantastic,” Bartok says of his movie. All segments of “Trapped Ashes” are based on real-life events. The “Jibaku” segment was inspired by one of Bartok’s traveling experiences?...
...walk off with your tail between your legs.”“The Harvard community is great because you get to bounce ideas off of this little cadre of people,” Petri continues. “It’s sort of weird, that’s not the way things usually work.”HCSUCS prides itself on just this kind of motherly guidance and unconditional openness. “Performers have an open invitation from us,” says Greenbaum. “We’re more than happy to help...