Word: attractions
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...Midwest may produce cars and steel,” Bacow, an economist, said. “Here in Boston, we produce brains and new ideas. We attract some of the best and brightest minds in the world...
...numbers motivated the society to extend its application deadline from Wednesday to Friday in order to attract more applicants, according to an e-mail sent to members by Allison B. Holcombe ’04, the group’s comp director...
...every record-setting hero should have as much class as Dave Merchant’s son. But then, Harvard seems to attract more of those types than most...
...added that he thought the eight universities compiled the report to “gently foster understanding of their integral role within the region.”“Harvard [and other schools] need to attract research dollars and civic leaders to be their allies,” he said...
...find your editorial “To Spee or Not to Spee” quite ridiculous (Editorial, Feb. 27). Even when finals clubs did not have a guests of members-only rule, finals clubs still didn’t attract a significant part of the student population. When I was a Harvard undergrad, finals club parties were the last thing my friends and I wanted to do. They were lame and self-important—wannabe fraternities, one could...