Fourth-year Tim Froh of Broover, Fourth-year David Pisano of Snell–Hitchcock, and sociology graduate student Dan Kimmell of G.A.S.H. proudly display items #6 and #10.
On judgment day, the first floor of Ida Noyes Hall resembles either a middle-school science fair gone horribly awry, or, alternatively, an episode of Antiques Roadshow, also gone horribly awry. By the open door of the ORCSA office, an exhausted scavvie catches a few winks, but for the most part, they’re all wired, bounding to and fro with last-minute errands. A member of Audacity of Pope is frantically sent back to headquarters to fetch a missing item, and others scamper about in preparation for upcoming presentations and events.
Even amid the spectacle, fourth-year Tim Froh stands out. He’s decked out in a bright yellow t-shirt with big red lettering—which almost makes you forget the fact that he’s also sporting a white feather boa and a floppy, turquoise-tinted hat that would make Dumbledore blush. The words on the t-shirt, however, speak louder than the hat: “Girls direct to you in 20 minutes.”
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