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...under her mattress, but the prince’s servant and rapper, Pea-Ditty, manages to confuse the Queen’s henchmen into putting him under the mattress instead. He wakes the potential princess so she can pass the test, and they all live happily ever after??except for the henchmen, who get fired, and the Queen, who must sleep on the royal couch for some weeks to come...
...current House minority whip, Pelosi has had no problem taking a public stand on controversial issues. Pelosi was a leader in the fight against the resolution pressed by President Bush to allow the United States to “go after?? Saddam Hussein. She supports legalizing gay marriage. She is a proponent of offering needle exchanges as a way to combat the spread of AIDS. As the main spokesperson for the minority party, Pelosi will leave no doubt in the minds of the American public that there are clear differences between the agenda of the current administration...
...cradle-robbers bring Sprow and Baer to Kirkland B-52, where the hosts, members of the Harvard Model Senate, have modeled their party after??get this—the Roman Senate. At the door, Meagan M. Marks ’05 eats grapes from the hands of toga-clad doorkeeper W. Lucien Smith ’03, though she quickly pounces on FM, seizing the opportunity to give her 22 cents on the Harvard social life. “Being a sophomore is sooooo much cooler,” she explains enthusiastically. “There?...
Such changing neighborhoods are easy to embrace because of the “before and after?? pictures of the urban makeovers. But soon enough, questions arise: Where did the old inhabitants go? Are they also enjoying “progress” in more “pleasant” scenery and “beautified” neighborhoods? How much choice did they have in the relocation that accompanies skyrocketing property taxes? I believe that there are two main ways of looking at the situation. First, the same inevitable forces that drive change perpetuate community segregation. Second...
Matthew R. Skomarovsky ’02, a member of PSLM and student liaison to the Faculty Committee for a Living Wage, said that the petition was drafted “a few days after?? the Crimson editorial...