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...stop the suitors. There is something about her soft voice and twinkling eyes that screams vulnerable, but the real Angie is far from the little woman. The innocence is how she reels you into her story before she unleashes her all-knowing, all-powerful persona. Angie is the only FM writer alive who is persuasive enough to convince friends to divulge their problems with ectasy, yearning to relive childhood stardom and passion for going down on girls. Ang, as she is affectionately known, is loved by all of Harvard’s lot from...
...tiny comment. “I’m a bitch,” she wrote. And that one insight into her personality resonated with many on the outgoing board. Liz will be the voice of reason and propriety. She will set the tone for a classy FM as she tells the dirty boys ranked above her to sit down and shut up. A Boston Latin grad and a native of West Roxbury, Liz has a townie patina which will bring her fame and glory within the FM sphere. This girl knows what’s up and she?...
...have started his Crimson career with news stories, but he began writing when he joined FM. The mag and Amit were destined to be together. If he could give it hickeys, he would. An off-beat Sherlock Holmes, he is positively ingenious at tracking down leads, befriending sources and piecing evidence together. From the ex-gay movement on campus to the grade inflation, he has tackled touchy subjects with phenomenal aplomb. In his tight Hebrew T-shirts and edgy glasses, he’s the picture of an intellectual, hip writer and he lives up to the look, proving that...
Agnes Chu likes to use her hands. When this frazzled FM reporter showed up at her door, Agnes greeted her with a “how are you doing?” and a warm shoulder rub that made me think we had been friends forever. A laid-back San Diego native, Agnes snuggled cozily on her bed, a few mattresses piled on top of each other without a frame, and began to talk candidly about her work in the VES department...
...It’s rare to read something and think, ‘the people who make this are assholes.’ But that’s how I feel when I read FM...