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...America. Matthew S. Kupersmith ’02 wrote in a letter to The Crimson on Sept. 20, “Harvard’s students do not feel pain and do not fear terrorists. Though they may be intrigued by the terrorist mind, they seem unwilling to admit to its full, terrifying potential...
...numbers do suggest that females show higher amounts of mental issues,” says Hoyt, “but females may be more likely to admit it or label it than males...
...terrorists. I’ve done my best—I’ve gone to classes, gotten problem sets done and had fun with friends. But there’s been a lingering fear in the back of my mind. I’m not ashamed to admit it. When I walk through Harvard Yard or the Square or when I get on the T, terrorism is in the back of my mind...
...sometimes walk through Radcliffe Yard and along Brattle Street to get to the river Houses rather than going along Mass Ave. and past Out of Town News. When I need a book, I check Hilles before going to Widener. This is all difficult and embarrassing to admit because I worry that my fear will be dismissed as not only irrational but also the terrorists’ goal...
...annals of collegiate tomfoolery this incident is bound to be remembered. The attention that the number has generated will only increase as the year progresses. There are, however, negative consequences to their dubious claim to fame. The girls admit that they are aware of “jealously among other girls” and feel that the “mystique” does have its drawbacks. Whatever the negative implications of this uncanny “coincidence,” one cannot deny the appeal of having such a groovy phone number...