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Minor Threats

winter ballin'

Winter Ball
Fri., Feb. 11
9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Lanman Center, Payne Whitney
$12 person, $20 couple

"No, you know, `Ball,' like a big dance, not like—oww! Onaje, I wasn't ready for that pass. Anyway, that's why I dressed up so nice, and brought you this corsage, with—ouch! Watch the elbows, Yanke!"

high life

Glenn Miller Returns! Music of the Fight for Freedom
Fri., Feb. 11, 8 p.m.
Woolsey Hall
$12-$15

MT saw Glenn Miller when he wasn't dead, back in the '40s. Our boys were over in Frog-land fighting the good fight for Uncle Sam and his brother Harry, Katherine Hepburn was taking off her brassiere all over town, and everyone was making sweet, sweet whoopie. And the Winter Ball was in Commons, dammit.

big top hee-hee

To the Top Top Top!
With comedian Hazelle Goodman
Fri., Feb. 11, and Sat., Feb. 12, 8 p.m.
University Theater
$12-$25

Not to be confused with the circus porn of the same title, starring John Holmes and Tiffany, the trick elephant.

child's play

Purple Crayon
Sat., Feb. 12, 9 p.m.
Pierson Common Room
$2

Watch Harold draw a square. Watch Harold draw a house by adding windows and a door. Watch Harold draw a non-geographical location. Oh Harold, a "Dirty Sanchez" is not a non-geographical location!

sugar and gettin' nice

Polaroid Stories
Fri., Feb. 11 and Sat., Feb. 12, 8:30 and 11 p.m.
Yale Cabaret
$8

MT has polaroid stories to share. Yeah, MT's talking about that strawberry blond ouside MT's bathroom window. Oh, you're the first story I ever told—I call you "shortcake."

less pretty woman

Runaway Bride
Medical School Film Society
Harkness Auditorium, SHM
Free with membership

"The second film is always sexier. Don't you think, Richard?"

"Sorry, Julia, there's only one pretty woman for me: Tibet."

Johnny McTexture, Doc Golightly, and Tsunami Okanna usually prefer "hitting it" over "quitting it."

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