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This Week in FM (10/06/2011)

By Nicole K Hui, Meredith H. Keffer, Robert J Lemos, Rebecca J. Margolies, Judy Park, and Courtesy of Sam P. Rosin

October 5, 2011

- Leland Cheung canvases Cambridge neighborhoods for his upcoming City Councillor re-election bid. By Robert J Lemos

Rough and Tumble - Obi Okwara ‘12 (right) helps take down a player from Brown in a rugby game on Saturday. The match ended in a loss for Harvard. By Meredith H. Keffer

Hot Men Around the Globe - FM checks out some hotties. By Nicole K Hui

How to Massage: Step 1 - People like to be touched—it’s human nature. To begin the massage, lay your hands on the shoulders of the person for a few seconds to set the mood. By Rebecca J. Margolies

How to Massage: Step 2 - Rub your thumbs in circular motion along the person’s back or shoulders. Focus on the sides of the spine, but don’t massage directly on the vertebrae. By Rebecca J. Margolies

How to Massage: Step 3 - To create the feeling of cutting away stress, slide the outsides of your hands along the person’s shoulders or up and down the back in a slicing motion. By Rebecca J. Margolies

How to Massage: Step 4 - While holding up the person’s wrist, use your thumb to massage his or her forearm. By Rebecca J. Margolies

How to Massage: Step 5 - Hands feeling sore from late night texts or too much Angry Birds? To relieve stress, use your thumb to massage the person’s hands, working your way around the palm. By Rebecca J. Margolies

How to Massage: Step 6 - Rest one hand on the nape and use your other hand to support the forehead. Gently massage the neck from the base of the skull down to the upper back. By Rebecca J. Margolies

How to Massage: Step 7 - Finish the massage by gently brushing off the person’s shoulders, back, and arms. You don’t want to abruptly end a massage, so dusting is the perfect subtle finish. By Rebecca J. Margolies

Melissa C. Wong '12 - Melissa C. Wong '12 writes about journeying for this FM issue's endpaper. By Rebecca J. Margolies

Dorm Room Art - Oklahoma native Sean P. Murphy ’12 shot this croc the summer after his sophomore year in high school during a family trip to Zimbabwe. By Judy Park

World Class Scrabble - Sam P. Rosin ’15 will compete in a competitive Scrabble tournament in Warsaw, Poland on Oct. 12 as part of the 15 member U.S. team. By Courtesy of Sam P. Rosin

Rugby - William Peck '12 tackles a Brown player in a rugby game on Saturday. After building to a 17-10 lead in the second half, Harvard eventually fell to the Bears, 20-17. By Meredith H. Keffer

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