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...Haven’s homeless population. Even though Koh was his mentor, Goldstein did not join the cause: he was afraid of being unable to finish his graduation requirements. But the unfolding drama grabbed his attention. “I could tell something important was happening and it ate at me for years,” he says. Goldstein came back to the story, but writing about the episode was not without its fair share of obstacles. Character continuity was an issue without a resolution: students who initiated the effort would leave, and new ones would jump on board...
Soon after their construction in 1933, there was a direct link between the architecture of the first seven Houses and their social programming. Many Harvard students have seen photos of dinner in the early days of the House system, in which students dressed for fine dining ate at a specific time and sipped brandy after the meal. But what Lowell could not have foreseen was what would happen when the tradition ceased, that is to say, how a space designed to provide community through daily, intimate social contact might fall short once daily programming was excised, and when pomp...
...collection of poems, but with a difference. All of them, like the title, are built on spoonerisms, or pairs of words in which the first letters are transposed. Example: "Runny had to bake a tath/ Before they'd sive him gupper./ He got so tungry in the hub,/ He ate the rat of mubber...
...juggler just makes it that much more fun.” To train for the marathon, Warren ran an average of 8 miles a day and worked up to a 20-mile run the week before the event. For an extra burst of energy, he ate chocolate cake the night before the marathon. According to Warren, adding juggling to jogging takes practice but is not impractical because juggling and joggling have the “same arm motion.” Both involve moving your arms “back and forth, right-left, right-left...
...nearly half a century, watching network TV was like eating at a school cafeteria. You chose from the limited options that day, take 'em or leave 'em, and you ate when they were served. If you missed Taco Tuesday, you were out of luck until next time it came around...