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...kids get to be responsible, pretty self-regulating," Sears says. "So when [other clubs] put constraints on how members treat the club, [the Fox] didn't feel a need to join the bandwagon...
Even FM reporters have joined the underwear selling bandwagon. This past weekend, one posted an ad on Ebay for a pair of silk Victoria Secret panties. Already, there have been bidders. Yes, these bidders may be sick, but should that prevent this profitable enterprise? Imagine how much someone might pay for the panties of a NCAA Harvard hockey champ? Or a U.C. Bigwig? How much more for a bra-underwear set? The opportunities are endless. But please, no laundry room brawls--there are more than enough to go around...
...Harvard students rarely turn their noses up at any opportunity to be gently sanctimonious and condescending to their peers. Therefore, the fact that 99 percent of the Harvard student body could have been in the same position as the virus victims does not lighten the load of the moral bandwagon...
Balance or bandwagon? It's not just an international relations theory of alliance systems anymore. Only graduate students would enjoy that joke, so hang out with them for some cinematic fun. Stay and really "make 'em laugh" during Singin' in the Rain. Graduate Student Lounge, Lehman Hall, Harvard Yard. The Bandwagon at 6 p.m.; Singin' in the Rain at 8 p.m. FREE...
Before any of you jumps on the George Bush bandwagon, you would do well to look at the Governor's policy of benign neglect of teachers' concerns, which has made him less of a shining star in his home state than might be imagined. Is it time to read the lips of another Bush? SUE HEIGLE Duncanville, Texas...