“They were so hot,” Theresa M. House ’04 said. “I...I can’t put it into words.”
And the boys, too, seemed pleased.
“In ten years, we’re going to be washed up and cracked out, just like Rick James,” Jobbins said.
White said the fulfillment that comes from entertaining makes the many tribulations along the way well worth it.
“Working with [PLUR], at times, is like teaching paraplegic monkeys in straightjackets to dance,” White says. “But, other times, it can be like teaching a delicate flower to dance...in the wind."
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