STRANGEST US COLLEGES’ TRADITIONS
November 21, 2011 :: Posted by - maureen :: Category - General
The {life|lifestyle|daily life|existence} and {study|research|examine|review} of Havard {Students|College students|Pupils} are {always|usually|often|constantly} so {hard|difficult|tough|challenging}, and when {studying|learning|finding out|researching} {gets|will get} {too|as well|also|way too} {tough|difficult|hard|challenging}, the {students|college students|pupils} go streaking. {Last|Final|Previous|Very last} December, hundred Harvard undergraduates took a break from {studying|learning|finding out|researching} for a {run|operate} {around|about|all around|close to} the {yard|lawn|property|garden} as a Havard {tradition|custom}, which {called|known as|referred to as|named} “Primal Scream”. The {run|operate} took {place|location|spot|area} at 10pm, the {night|evening|night time} {before|prior to|just before|ahead of} the week of {final|last|ultimate|closing} exams.
In spite of the {cold|chilly} temperature and {heavy|hefty|large|weighty} rain, the {brave|courageous} crowd of clothless runners {take|consider|just take|get} their {run|operate} with the cheer from supporters and {others|other people|other individuals|other folks} {students|college students|pupils} from Havard and other {colleges|schools|faculties}.
Primal Scream dates {back|back again|again} to the {1960s|nineteen sixties|sixties} when {students|college students|pupils} {used|utilized|employed|utilised} to scream from their dormitory windows for {10|ten} minutes straight the {night|evening|night time} {before|prior to|just before|ahead of} {final|last|ultimate|closing} exams.
Harvard {students|college students|pupils} celebrate the {beginning|starting|commencing} of {exam|examination|test} {period|time period|period of time|interval} with a clothless {run|operate} {through|via|by means of|by way of} the rain. The {tradition|custom} is {known|recognized|identified|acknowledged} as "Primal Scream".
{Read|Study|Examine|Go through} on to {learn|discover|understand|find out} {more|much more|a lot more|far more} about other {strange|unusual|odd|peculiar} {college|school|university|higher education} traditions at US {colleges|schools|faculties}.
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PowerPoint presentations have