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...block shape” and the dumpsters outside the door. Dunster K-51: This geometric marvel features a hexagonal common room with two trapezoidal fire doors, a bedroom the size of an Apley closet, and ceilings so slanted that the rooms are virtually pyramidal. The lucky Yoshitaka Yamamoto and Andrew Q. Jing live directly under Dunster’s belltower and above ongoing construction; scenic Leverett Towers, Mather House, and the leaky, taped-over skylight all do their part to keep sunlight from ever entering. In a word: ridiculous. Pforzheimer Holmes, 3rd Floor: Those the lottery truly hates don?...
...Ridge Observatory in Harvard, Mass. It is the first optical telescope dedicated specifically to the search for alien life. “About half [the people we talk to] think we’re looking for UFOs, and I try to dispel that notion,” says Andrew W. Howard, a graduate student working on the project. So they’re not searching for giant saucers in the sky or some Twilight Zone-style phenomena. Instead, they’re hoping to identify extraterrestrial communication, in the form of light flashes from distant civilizations. But don?...
...race. “I liked finding people I knew, both in the race and in the crowd,” said runner Josanna D. Weeks ’06. “I enjoyed running through Brookline because I grew up there.” First-time marathoner Andrew D. Einhorn ’07 said his favorite part was the kids giving him high-fives as he ran by. He remembered one “little girl who was obviously just starting to read managed to read my name off my shirt.” Both Einhorn...
...TROPHYThe host Terriers defended their home waters with a first-place finish at the BU Trophy, a regatta which saw Harvard finish in fifth place. Junior skipper Matthew Knowles and senior crew Mallory Greimann were the lead boat, along with a second boat featuring Nathanson, freshman Andrew Flynn and sophomore Elyse Dolbec.—Staff writer Malcom A. Glenn can be reached at mglenn@fas.harvard.edu...
...vestiges of the dissertation there,” Elkins said. She completed the book—her first—as a fellow at the Radcliffe Institute during the 2003-2004 academic year.Elkins, in her fifth year in the Harvard history department, does not have tenure, according to Andrew Gordon, chair of the department. Gordon noted that “it’s probably pretty rare” for a non-tenured professor to win an award of this caliber. Geraldine Brooks, currently a fellow at the Radcliffe Institute, won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction...