Word: wildness
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...just saw more of you than I ever hoped or needed to see!” But by March of their sophomore year they began dating, and they became engaged last August. Grizzle asked Woodruff to marry him while standing in a field of wild daisies at his farm in Virginia. “What else do you do with beautiful places, but propose to beautiful people?” he asks. The couple, who both have parents that met at Harvard, will continue a family tradition when they marry this summer...
Senior 174-pounder Pat O’Donnell qualified for NCAAs the two previous years by virtue of winning wild card berths at the EIWA tournament. O’Donnell lost his first bout at the national tournament, but won three straight in the consolation bracket to place...
...outdoorsman. “I absolutely love the feeling when you lose control just a little too much and keep on going faster and faster,” he says. But surprisingly, he rejects the label of thrill-seeker: “Never do anything that falls on the wild [side],” he declares. And roommate Daniel R. Fish ’03 corroborates that Noonan doesn’t keep the most exciting of schedules: “[You’ll] find him Sunday night in the common room, asleep with the opening credits...
Although the group is reluctant to divulge specifics, a few relationships are confirmed. “We were wild the first semester,” Chris C. Chang ’03 says, “but when the end of the year rolled around people started finding significant others. Toward the end we all sort of settled down.” Or, as Bourdon-Feniou ruefully puts it, “And then we all got married...
After the presentation of the gift, a performer sang the 1920s tune “I’m Just Wild About Harry...