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...shirt. Complimenting Thomas on his play, Washkowitz is surprised by the low score of his rival’s word. “I hate that, when you put down a good word and don’t get many points,” he consoles his opponent. When FM wonders whether words like un and xi are legitimate, both immediately nod, informing the spectators that there are 98 such sanctioned two-letter words. “There are very definite rules to the game,” Washkowitz says. “You have certain rules to play with...
High in the Memorial Church bell tower, danger lurks. Or at least danger could lurk. That’s why one intrepid FM reporter and his trusty escort, occasional bell ringer and Harvard Planning and Real Estate employee Richard D. Campbell, suit up in safety harnesses and hard hats to climb the half a dozen ladders and scramble across the catwalk to reach the tower...
Unfortunately, the tower’s 360-degree view of Harvard is difficult to appreciate with the bell swinging within inches of one’s head. Though the schedule is complex and exact, Campbell graciously allows for some experimentation. After a demo swing or two, FM let the Mem Hall bell rip. And ask not, gentle reader, for whom it was tolling...
Last spring, in the spirit of fellowship, FM invited new University President Lawrence H. Summers to play a doubles tennis match with editors Ben D. Mathis-Lilley ’03, Ben C. Wasserstein ’03 and Kenyon S.M. Weaver ’03. His office responded thusly...
...again this fall. We haven’t received a response yet, but even Larry Summers can’t hide in Mass. Hall forever. From this point forward we’ll provide weekly updates on the status of our offer as well as information on how the FM boys are training for the big match. The Summers Tennis Watch has begun...God save...