I saw several heads that I recognized, bobbing up and down precariously on a wall. The only head I saw for long enough to photograph (with my low-rez iPod Touch camera) belonged to Aja Hannah.

I understand fellow journo Jalen Gumbs kept slipping off the wall in his dress shoes; when he took off his shoes, his socks slipped even worse, so he ended up taking off his socks as well and gripping the slanted wall with his bare feet, to get the shot we’ll be seeing in The Setonian soon.


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