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Blair Hornstine’s behavior has held a mirror up to the Harvard community, a mirror that has reflected all that is bad??tempered by none of what is good—about the ambition that lands many of us here...
...frosh, ignore anything that sophomoric sophomores or jaded juniors may tell you. Particuarly ignore the sob-stories of seniors anxious to re-live their youth. The truth is, things aren’t so bad??these heartwarming stories will prove that beyond doubt. And who doesn’t secretly love sticky rice, HUDS style...
...that what he had done was no different than what his fellow soldiers were doing every day. As his mom put it, Dwyer said that he “was not a hero. He said everybody else over there is doing the same thing and he really feels bad?? being singled out for praise. His reaction is quite revealing—it shows the utter humility, diligence and compassion of the Americans serving in Iraq...
...admits today that cheating probably was not the noble thing to do and openly says that he feels “really bad?? about how the relationship eventually turned out. But for many students like Jon, cheating seems to be the product of seeing yourself—and your needs—as important enough to break the rules...
...Testament, time was not viewed as it is today, in quantitative terms, but judged according to its quality. Thus, in Ecclesiastes, there were “good” times, and “bad?? times, times to live, and times to die. A more recent perspective of Dickens described revolutionary Europe during the “best of times” and the “worst of times.” How, I often wonder, would such minds view our contemporary world, with its great uncertainties and mercurial temper? How, in particular, would the present United...