Word: struts
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Laurie B. Gray ’03 said she was “a wreck” when, while wrapping up her biology thesis last month, her parents began ferrying her home each weekend for marathon sessions to practice her strut, smile and speech...
...can’t stop thinking that everyone in the room is staring at my obvious fraudulence, but really, no one has given me a second glance. I walk with a slight limp (due to a pulled quadriceps) and pray that it translates to a cocky strut. I can’t stop sneering...
Seniors appear to have remarkably few hours of class and strut about the safe zones, supersoakers in tow, just hoping to look menacing. Juniors, wizened by a year of experience, plot within families, between families, against families, above them and below them. Sophomores usually fall into two categories—the immediate hardcore following and the immediately appalled by the game...
...rock music. Strip away overproduced backup and the extra three minutes in synthesized pop interludes, and honest songs which speak with the frankness of a genuine friend remain. And though the Stones epitomize the brash attitudes of these bands, Mick Jagger’s irreverence and self-important strut remind me of an often forgotten mantra at Harvard: take yourself less seriously. Alas, it is a mantra that I also often forget...
...equal. If Winthrop House (and others like it) had decent exercise rooms, I wouldn’t have to trudge up the MAC’s ice-encrusted steps just to wait for a cardio machine in a sweaty room for an hour and a half. Instead, I could strut down the heated corridors of Winthrop and not have to wait at all. Even if revamped house gyms did become crowded, I could add my name to a list and easily return later...