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Sporting a red floral print skirt, tank top, and martini-glass-shaped sunglasses, Senior House regular Diana K. Bowen ’04 has been named a Senior Bar “All-Star” more than her fair share of times. The “All-Star” is an award bestowed upon those who “go above and beyond the call of duty” according to Valle (read: get really, really drunk). She is one of the first guests to arrive...
...Department changed its policy about Creative Writing classes. The introductory meeting used to be held in the always-overflowing Emerson 105, where would-be F. Scott Fitzgeralds stared each other down en masse, trembling in anticipation of the lists that would be posted in a few days on the glass walls of the English Department. Now applicants are spared at least that: guidelines for applying are found on the Internet...
...interests of a fair trial, here is a comprehensive list of Lamont’s redeeming features: those heavenly chairs which sink faster than the latest Bennifer venture and, like Gigli, are guaranteed to induce snores in under 15 minutes; the comfortingly kitsch circa 1973 aesthetic of the glass-cabinet book displays, usually an attempt to illustrate some point of the “Poetry is Fun!” ilk (a reminder anyone stuck on page six of a troublesome paper on the footnotes of “The Wasteland” sorely needs); and an iTunes selection undoubtedly...
...Morbucks.) But brush off the fairy dust, and you find a new kind of Cinderella, one who would rather save Prince Charming, thank you, and who has learned the lessons of feminism--or at least learned to pay lip service to them. You can have the girly dream of glass slippers and true love, these films say, as well as the womanly ideal of self-determination and independence--and any contradictions between them are no match for the movies' magic...
DIED. CLAUS JOSEF RIEDEL, 79, Czech-born glassmaker who, as president of his family's 248-year-old glassware company, discovered that the design of a glass could enhance the flavor of wine; of a heart attack; in Genoa, Italy. He took control of the family business in 1957 and spent the next 16 years studying how the shape of a glass could direct wine to specific areas of the tongue. "Aesthetics and excellence are my criteria, not mere convenience," he said of his collection, which grew to six lines of glasses ranging from thimble to fishbowl...