Misfits: Harvard!

The iconic American female music-band Misfits visit Harvard for an eco-event and stumble upon an illuminating symposium on the 'bond' between depression...and detention(s)!

One more exposition of the iconic music-cartoon 'antiheroines' of Western civilization, the pseudo-Catholic Misfits (Jem), a female music-band typifying more 'liberal' forms of American distance. 

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The iconic punk-rock female music band known as the Misfits were invited to Harvard University's special eco-music summer event and wanted to originally perform their song Diamonds are Forevermore but decided they'd need to create a more 'erudite' piece of punk-rock music for their visit to the intellectual school of great civilization symbolism. However, the Misfits had always been non-mainstream and didn't expect to ever visit a place like Harvard's college campus and wondered what they'd get out of the experience since it was basically a 'thing' of great 'academic' proportion and less social.

However, when the Misfits arrived at Harvard that summer, they noted that there'd been a symposium about the psychological links in creative-writing/arts between manic depression and imagination or creativity. They were suddenly fascinated by the symposium focus on iconic world-writers including Byron and Virginia Woolf and Whitman who'd expressed forms of mental insanity/instability and creative urges for arts/writing and wanted to explore their own 'personal' journey in music-lyrics writing while in the 'throws' of insane or loose punk-rock sensibilities catering to a wild-and-inventive style of musical performance. They listened on at the symposium as the great modern intellectuals like Gay, Frobe, Marshak, and Patel expressed their male/female views on the delicate bonds between mental exploration and mental sensitivity and found great insights regarding the 'tangible' connection(s) between self-expression and catharsis. The Misfits leader, Pizzazz, commented in the symposium, "There seems to be an even Harvard sensitization regarding 'academic' sensibilities and atmosphere-closed mental limitations ironically catering to 'privatized' forms of expressive intelligence curiosity!" There was a symposium consensus that new research into the depths of manic depression and medicine (Lithium) offered 'roads' into the quality/nature of the creative conversation!

PIZZAZZ: Boy, I thought we're here for a Harvard eco-thing and found awesome psychology imagery of the creative word(s).

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