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Tuesday, May 07, 2002 @ 12:44 PM Chorus Memories: My responses to a form from Mrs. Corpus. On the New York City trip freshman year, we were serenaded by a would-be actor-musician named Jorge. One of the songs was "Get up and shake your napkin!" On the same trip, sitting at the Chinese restaurant, Rob Turner taught our table the "in bed" game that I still play with fortunes. When I asked Mrs. Corpus why the Chorus II kids always looked so sad and dejected as they were leaving, she told me she beat them with a whip. J McCullough as Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street in the 1999 senior medley. He wanted to wear a bloody apron, but Mrs. Corpus said no. In rehearsals we yelled out "Lacrymosa!" and Mrs. Corpus begged us not to do it at the concert. All the bugs people have killed over the years. Fanny the French student, laughing at us while we sang "J'en tende le moulin." Saying "Que parte tu don ton jupon?" ("What do you have in your apron?") and having people think I was propositioning them. Rap versions of "Tambur" and "Placido." Stephanie talking in her sleep in Boston and asking me if I was wearing Elvis pants. When I said, "WHAT?" she said, "I mean, do you have shoes on?" 0 Comments: Post a Comment << Home archives / / blogger NetworkedBlogs Blog: Never Better Topics: writing, music, theatre   Join my network Content & Design (c) 2000-2009 KP

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