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After receiving a raucous applause, Oke, who began his performance with the words, “I take [rapping] serious,” handed the microphone over to Harvard students Mikal N. Floyd-Pruitt ’06 and Rich W.A. Maye...
...team of two young students, obviously very close friends, was a refreshing taste of freestyle rap in a relaxed environment that often felt more like friendly banter between friends than a recital of memorized lyrical poetry. In terms of this relaxed style of performing, Floyd-Pruitt, a.k.a. MC Mikal, described, “We are laid-back and funny when we perform because we are laid-back and funny in general,” and explained that “Entertaining is not just reciting words, it’s also about holding the audiences’ attention and music...
Harvard’s loss kept Sullivan from setting the school record for most wins by a men’s basketball coach. He needs just one more victory to break the mark of 142 held by Floyd Wilson, which he tied when the Crimson notched its first win of the season, an 85-75 triumph over Northeastern...
...victory was the Crimson’s 150th at Lavietes Pavilion, which was first used for basketball in 1982. “If you play enough games, you’ll get to 150,” quipped Sullivan, who earned his 142nd win at Harvard, tying Floyd Wilson as the Crimson’s all-time winningest coach…Cusworth received a technical foul in the second half for hanging on the rim after a failed dunk attempt…Harvard scored more points in each half of this game than it had scored in any half...
...Temporary Residence, Lazarus and label-mates Explosions in the Sky (EITS) performed an exhaustive tour of North America in the fall of 2003, and it was on this tour that EITS became permanently affiliated with William Montgomery. While Lazarus accredits his influences to Elvis Costello, Pink Floyd, Nirvana and others, much of the material behind the music is inspired by his road experiences while on tour...