pportunity to return to their alma mater to reunite with their old friends, but for Harvard, “This is also a rare opportunity to raise funds from alumni. It’s the harvest season, so of course the grander the scene, the better.” Tina explained softly to her boyfriend.
“Ah, it turns out it’s driven by profit, so I understand.” The young man nodded with sudden realization.
“Dear Li Sheng, you should speak a little louder, so that you can attract everyone’s attention and let us enter the venue earlier and find a good seat.” Shelia on the side lowered her voice and added with a smile. The words made Fried, who was holding her waist, show a slightly uncomfortable expression on his face.
Zhang Lisheng received the warning and shrugged in silence. Tina, who was holding his arm, pointed at the main athlete of the Harvard rowing team not far away and said: “Okay, we have to follow Hoff, otherwise we will You can’t enter in advance.
It’s a pity. I originally wanted to queue up and cut tickets to enter the venue today like ordinary college couples, but I didn’t expect that I couldn’t do it.” The
football game is popular and tickets are hard to come by. Undergraduate students in the first to fourth years of Harvard can still use their student cards. Reservations are free, but everyone else, including current Harvard graduate students and faculty, will have to pay out of pocket.
However, there are loopholes in everything. Although in theory even the president of Harvard has to buy a ticket to enter, this does not mean that there are no tricks for others.
Hough and his athlete friends took the time to take Zhang Lisheng, Tina and others along the 113-year-old Harvard Stadium exterior wall, bypassing the ticket checking police, and came to a slightly remote street. Soon Just waiting were a few school buses transporting cheerleaders.
After stopping the car, the athletes of the school team chatted with the familiar cheerleading drivers and team members. Zhang Lisheng and others were able to get into the car, easily avoiding the tight security, and entered the stadium early to wait for other spectators. When they entered the venue happily one by one through the ticket check and bag opening security check, they were already sitting in the best ‘cheerleader area’ in the front row of the venue.
It was already late at this time, and the sun in the sky began to emit scorching rays. In response to the fiery atmosphere in the Harvard Stadium, which was gradually filled with spectators, people’s mood became excited unconsciously.
After a while, the stadium announcement began to sound, and strong young men with both brains and wisdom ran into the field in formation, wearing armor-like protective gear, setting off cheers that resounded through the sky.
Afterwards, the tens of thousands of spectators in the stands were automatically divided into two camps; the Harvard and Yale school bands sang and played their respective school anthems; the fans waved flags and cheered; the cheerleaders on the sidelines jumped and danced; t