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...scene featuring the two Winthrop House seniors indicted for larceny was truly theatre of the absurd, familiar to me only in that it was vaguely reminiscent of the O.J. Simpson trial. The same mud-brown paneling, uptight officers, grim-faced suits. It was a moment of such epic soap-opera proportions that one half expected close-ups or an outburst from an aggrieved Hasty Pudding-ite in four-inch heels. Where was the bad theme music? Judge Ito? The white Explorer? The New York Post headline? But there were no such unseemly antics in yesterday’s episode...
...Winthrop House residents, who neighbors say have been keeping a low profile since the indictments become public last week, both previously had answering machines, but no answering machine picked up when their phone numbers were called multiple times last night...
...move to Superior Court from Somerville District Court, where the charges against Winthrop and Lowell Dining Hall Manager Angelo Dalla Santa were initially filed, dramatically increases the possible jail time he faces...
...three other crash victims—Chyou of Adams House, Lee S. Chung ’04 of Mather House and Jerry Y. Lee ’04 of Winthrop House—were transported to Exeter (N.H.) Hospital on Friday night with less serious injuries...
Everyone has their own story about Suzanne M. Pomey ’02, the well-known Winthrop senior accused of stealing a hefty chunk of cash from the Hasty Pudding Theatricals. Mine concerns invisibility—specifically, my own. We had good friends in common, Suzanne and I, and so we saw each other at parties, in Winthrop suites, at bars, on the street. But we never spoke to one another, beyond the barest pleasantries. Or, more aptly, she never spoke...