His head is his body. He doesn’t really have shoulders. Knees? Only correctly proportioned and constructed mammals have those. And his toes are more like large pieces of felt. Despite these difficulties, Furby had an absolutely fantastic time at Binder after being rejected from BOTH Spring Weekend Concerts for trying to hide one of those little bottles of booze in his battery pack. More photos from Spring Week’s last hurrah after the jump. [Read more →]

Still feeling the side effects of a full week of constant inebriation? BlogDailyHerald is here to the rescue with our guide on how to hide–and hopefully cure–your post-Spring Weekend hangover!

5. Grab a pair of sunglasses and hide those puffy eyes with style. If you don’t already own a pair, grab one from the stall set up outside of the Brown Bookstore for around $10 and maybe matching hats and watches too. The only downside to this plan is that you risk looking like a total douchebag.

4. Meditate and contemplate on the past week to help you find clarity and peace of mind. Maybe crash UNIV 0540 Introduction to Contemplative Studies, which has a lab scheduled on MWF at 9:00 A.M., or check out the Contemplative Studies website for resources to learn how to do this.

At one with nature. She doesn't seem hungover, does she?

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Images from the first two and fourth acts of last night’s concert are shown below. Due to the nature of Lee Fields and the Expressions’ and Diddy-Dirty Money’s contracts, the Herald was not permitted to shoot photos during their performances.  Photos taken by Jonathan Bateman, Stephanie London, and Hilary Rosenthal / Herald.

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We’re at it again.  BlogDailyHerald is reporting LIVE from Meehan Auditorium to let you in on the ups, the downs, and the absolute drunken mayhem from part two of Spring Weekend 2011.  Check the stream periodically for updates on the music acts, and check out the Blog later on for photos from the concert.  Lezzdoit, Brown.

According to the BCA website and a message published on their twitter half an hour ago (shown above), the door time for today’s concert has been pushed back to 5:30 with the show starting at 6:00. All the more time to pregame refine your White Out-fit.

At long last, the day that you’ve all been waiting for has arrived.  It’s time to White Out For Diddy.  Give Diddy a warm welcome today by emulating the guests at his Hamptons-based white parties and wearing all white clothing at today’s concert.  You get extra points for wearing a hat like this.  Subtract points for wearing any off-white colors, including azure, seashell, snow, wheat, and beige.  Go big or go home, Brown. See you in Meehan at 5:30.

Check back later tonight for images from the second concert.  Photos by Emily Gilbert, Stephanie London, and Hilary Rosenthal / Herald.

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Overheard:

“You’re making me feel like the trashiest person ever.”

“I’m drinking in the Ratty by myself.  I need help.”

Overhear any other daytime drunkenness in the Ratty or any of the eateries this weekend?  Send quotes to blog@browndailyherald.com, and we’ll put ‘em up.  Keep it classy, Brown.

Overpriced bottled water no more.

For the first time in recent memory, Dining Services will be providing free tap water at the Spring Weekend concerts. There may not be cups available, so don’t forget to bring your own empty drink container. According a BCA email sent yesterday, “plastic, Nalgene, steel, anything empty is allowed.” Just no glass!

The tap water stations will be the same as those at yesterday's SPEC carnival.