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Natural Born Killers Stalk Quincy House in Do-or-Die Game

"It just goes to show that counseling isn'tsufficient here," says Kamins.

A Killer Role Model

According to Quincy House Resident Tutor Justin"D-For Danger" Cammy, the only tutor taking partin the game, Assassin is educational as well asfun.

"I think it should be a mandatory core course,"Cammy says. "It involves all of the issues centralto humanity: loyalty, betrayal...and it'sDarwinian."

In the course of Assassin, players are oftenforced onto impromptu battle-fields. Cammy'spersonal moment of glory came as he lunged fromhis room, ambushing a fellow player as he entereda Quincy elevator.

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"It was my first taste of real blood," Cammysays. "I saw the whites of his eyes."

As a tutor, Cammy is easily spotted in theHouse. But this has not fazed the skilled hunter.Cammy keeps his head up, and is careful to planahead. He recently moved a section for Lit andArts A-47 from Quincy out of fear that he might bekilled as he taught.

Cammy says he sees involvement in the game asan extension of his role as a House tutor. Byinteracting with students on a personal level,Cammy finds himself drawn closer to a wider rangeof personalities.

"We're here to make the House as warm andinteresting as possible on a variety oflevels--intellectual, social and academic," hesaid. "I consider it an honor to be involved."

Harvard Houdini

Perhaps the strongest competitors battling thetechnological might of Coyne and the rest of S&Dare Manti Thakuria '00 and her family, "Quincy'sAngels: Dames of Destruction."

According to Coyne, Thakuria is a master ofdeception.

"You could put her in a room with no door andshe'd still disappear. She hides behind trees anddigs foxholes," he said.

Thakuria acknowledges her own skill.A-6ASSASSINSCrimsonJonathan P. WilliamsCHRIS R. COYNE '99 (left) and fellowAssassin prepare to do battle.

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