Word: wowing
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Best lie you’ve ever told: Wow, no one’s ever said that about my name before...
...anonymous posting might not be as effective in dealing with a concern as talking to a friend, the Web site forum gave comfort to those struggling with mental health. “The fact that these stories are public means that someone who reads this will be like, wow, there are twenty other people who feel the same way I do,” Putnins said. A number of students at the evening meeting said that they had heard about the group through the web site. Yang said that these online submissions bring the problem of mental illness to light...
...this year. Two neuroscientists and a physicist round out the Harvard portion of the 116 names on the 2007 Sloan fellow roster. Fryer, an associate professor, couldn’t contain his excitement when asked about the $45,000 sum. “Is that how much it is? Wow. Cool. I still have not gotten over the shock of winning,” he said. “I will certainly use the money to continue my work on racial inequality.” In an interview, Fryer also brushed aside rumors that he would be advising presidential hopeful...
...Carefully navigating the chaos, his left arm almost destroying a perfectly folded pile of undershirts, he crosses the room and secures the diploma onto the blank wall above his wooden desk. Pausing for several moments as his exhausted roommates look on in wonderment, he finally utters, “Wow! It’s great to be in first grade.”Norberg’s roommates, John W. Scott ’06 and Joey M. Hanzick ’06, admit that at the time they could never have realized the importance of that statement. Now, more...
...dancers dropped their poles and put on sunglasses to begin a hip hop-inspired number. As the only group to represent Native American culture, the Harvard Intertribal Indian Dance Troupe beautifully showcased their heritage through song and dance. The dancers displayed great skill in ballet, jazz, and pow-wow styles, but the performance was equally eye-catching for its brightly colored costumes, which included silk shirts as well as embroidered shawls emblazoned with sequins. Next came the Kuumba Choir, one of the largest and most dynamic multicultural organizations on campus. With over 100 members, the singers entered Sanders from side...