Eva Steinle-Darling '03
"Sam has these tea parties every Sunday. We just usually sit around and have tea and talk. They decided they wanted to see girls box, so Christy [Laakmann '03] (light top) and I volunteered. We're really good friends. We fought and then we laughed. It was fun. There's definitely a fluctuating clientele."
Sam Hall '03
"I always used to have tea every Sunday before I came here, so I figured I should have it every Sunday while I'm here. And I do. They've been getting more and more elaborate. Now, they're borderline ridiculous. Last week there were 28 people. [My roommates] like it. I boxed my roommate last weekend. I'm insane."
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