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...also a Crimson design editor. “The whole community is not together on a regular Friday dinner.” First held at Harvard in Annenberg in 2006, the event was moved to the basketball courts of the Malkin Athletic Center (MAC) this year to allow for 100 more guests. Of the 700 attendees this year, around 450 were undergrads, according to Rebecca M. Rohr ’08, a co-chair of the event. Throughout the evening, guests munched on challah, gefilte fish, and kugel. Sheets of paper on each table listed Hebrew blessings spelled phonetically...
...matchup today,” Tambroni said. “He’s just so athletic and every time he touches the ball he’s capable of getting to the goal both left hand and right hand. So we knew that if we were going to allow him to handle the ball we tried to make sure he was as far away from the goal as possible. For such a young kid he’s such a talented player and as only a sophomore he’s only going to get better. He?...
...Evil, Orson Welles' most satisfying post-Citizen Kane Hollywood film, by agreeing to star in it. He also offered to give back part of his salary so Sam Peckinpah could finish Major Dundee as he'd planned. (The story goes that the producers took the money but didn't allow the extra shooting. Even if it's not true, it's certainly Hollywood...
...understand that sophomores have only recently declared their concentrations, and that this may seem like an untimely decision. It may even come as a distasteful surprise. All of us at Harvard College expected we would be able to allow students to concentrate in physics, as we have for many years. This year, however, Harvard faced a significant challenge: our exhaustive study of laboratory supply closets revealed that the shortage of Bunsen burners was more extensive than previous information had indicated, and raised serious questions about whether the labs could successfully accommodate any new physics concentrators...
...Virginia County Circuit Court Judge has ruled that at least according to a state statute, The Falls Church, where George Washington was once a vestryman - and which gave its name to the surrounding community - is covered under a state definition that would allow its conservative congregation to take the property into a non-Episcopal group supervised by the conservative Anglican Archbishop of Nigeria. The same goes for ten other churches in Virginia. Their monetary value has been estimated at over $20 million, but their symbolic value is considerably greater. The most immediate part of the ruling by Judge Randy Bellows...