Scrutiny
Revenge of the Nerd
Andrew Warshall is a nerd, and proud of it. When comparison shopping for colleges in Cambridge four years ago, Tad,
The Photographic Ms. Chu
Agnes Chu likes to use her hands. When this frazzled FM reporter showed up at her door, Agnes greeted her
One Hip Cat
Jazz musicians are famously laid-back and, true to form, Danny Fox does not flinch when discussing the “t-word” (he’s not
In Your Face
She’s sexy! She’s cute! She’s popular to boot! And yes, describing Kiana Foster merits that many exclamation points. Kiana’s presence
Luck Be A Lady
With his easy smile and affable manner, Kevin Meyers comes off as a pretty nice guy. He is also an
Smarty Pants
If you ask Sarah Moss about her reputation as “the girl behind the column” in her freshman face book, be
Drumroll Please
Ashanti Decker’s common room is a model of modern comfort, with seating for twenty, plush, fluffy pillows, a coffee table
Can You Dig It?
In the black and white picture on his wall, David Modigliani, stands in front of the Capitol Building decked out
The Social Socialist
One balmy, autumn midnight of Stephen Smith’s freshman year, he and his roommates were on their way back to Pennypacker
Move Over Limbaugh
When Ross G. Douthat tells you that he hopes to become one of the world’s most prominent writers, you get
All In a Day’s Work
“I’m profoundly boring,” insists Albert H. Cho, former chair of the BGLTSA and a Senior Class Marshall. Anyone who saw
Social Studies
Suzanne Pomey did not make it to her own bed last night. After leading a training session for a PBHA
Life in a Major Key
Sarah Darling’s parents probably never thought she would grow up to be a professional musician. At four years old, Sarah
A Tale to Tell
Countless Harvard students qualify for the title of drama queen. At first glance, it seems that Chartey Quarcoo, a Lowell
A Senior Spread
It seemed funny, the idea of a bunch of college kids having a banquet at a French bistro (Sandrine’s, which
