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Bogglopolypse Now

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And you thought they were just garden-variety alcoholics. In fact, the FM crack staff also get their kicks from Boggle.


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The Grass Is Always Greener For Rivers Cuomo

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Both Weezer lead singer Rivers Cuomo, Class of ’98, and I have three semesters left to complete our Harvard undergraduate


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New Books

The Devil’s LardeR by Jim Crace Published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux,165 pp.; $20 Being Dead, British author Jim Crace’s


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George Harrison, 1943 - 2001

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In a 1987 interview with rolling stone, george Harrison said that his friendship with John Lennon transcended his friend’s death:


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GimmeGimmeGimme

Bad Dreams Swollen Members Swollen Members—it sounds like it might be a Tenacious D-esque musical comedy team. Yet, while their


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Conceptual Art and Rock and Roll

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MTV loves America. According to the Associated Press, J. Lo, Kid Rock and Ja Rule are off to a “U.S.


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Margaret Atwood's Wilderness Tips

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This is your hand, these are my hands, this is the world, which is round but not flat and has


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The Strokes: This is It

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There is a point in Wayne’s World where the Stonerburbian protagonist asks his girlfriend if she’ll love him when he’s


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Serving the Servants: A review of Charles R. Cross's _Heavier Than Heaven_

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When Kurt Cobain took his life at the peak of Nirvana’s popularity in April 1994, critics were quick to draw


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SEEN + HEARD

WHO KILLED THE VIDEO STAR? MT[&A]V. MTV long ago reached its goals of rockin’ the suburbs, and, after luring its

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