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Headline She's Freefallin'
Home: North House and Lexington, Massachusetts
Concentration: Music
Et cetera: Plays cello for H.R.O. Goes by "Holly."
Her claim to fame: I was pressed up against Bill Clinton for fifteen minutes--sweating. Some guy was asking him what car he drove, and I was pressed up against Bill because of this big mob. Front to front. Belly to belly. Maybe not fifteen minutes, it seemed like forever. I got to shake his hand, felt the sweat, yes. And I have the autograph to prove it.
What Clinton feels like: Squishy. Definitely squishy.
Why there is a goose in her room:I have a goose lamp! If anyone has a name for her, I'd like to know.
Her first kiss: It was a boy named Robin who I tried to pin to the clay table and kiss. He bore an uncanny resemblance to Popeye.
Why she did that: I have no clue. It was the beginning of a long trend of errors in judgement.
The best thing about the cello: It can sound both happy and sad.
How she reconciles being pre-med and a music concentrator: I close my eyes and jump.
Description of growing up with five siblings: Chaos.
An example: Thanksgiving around a coffee table. My little brother squirting cranberry sauce with a turkey baster.
Most hellish Harvard experience: I took thirty transfer students to "The European," a restaurant in the North End. I lost twenty-five of them on the green line. Then had the bill come to over 300 bucks.
Advice to future generations: Always attend "Milk and Cookies."
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