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...works, whether you??re in France or Iowa, is this: As Susan Sarandon and Tim Curry sing and swoon on screen, you??dressed in maybe a pink tutu or a leather corset—throw rice during the wedding scene, blow noisemakers during the party scene, and call out witty, often tasteless one-liners: “Susan’s on the ra-ag; now the rag’s on her head!” Somewhere between screen and seats, a cast of actors acts out what’s happening on stage...
...make it to elite status in college tennis. “When you get to the next level, everybody’s tough, everybody’s in good shape, everybody will run forever,” Fish said. “There are certain points where you??re climbing a mountain, and you have to jump over a crevasse, and it’s dangerous and you??re nervous.” For Clayton and crew to fulfill their promise, jumping that crevasse will have to become par for the course. —Staff...
...broke up the starting lineup and prevented the Crimson from competing at the top of its game. The squad dropped close matches to Wisconsin and Boston University and suffered convincing losses to seven ranked opponents. “It can be easy to slip into feeling that losses mean you??re not making progress,” junior Laura Peterzan said after Harvard’s loss to No. 16 William and Mary. “It’s important to bear in mind we are playing incredibly strong teams. This is all making us stronger...
...They say, ‘You??re too Westernized,’” Asani said...
...nice woman at admissions finally said, ‘you know, I think you??re happy doing what you??re doing. I don’t think you need to go to law school,’” Block recalled. “And I said ‘but I really like the option...