Word: bashing
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...party that will admit them. Moreover, the belief that freshman parties are doomed from the start just because they are dry is incorrect. Freshmen have been known to attract some older students to their soirées, and alcohol still makes an appearance at many a freshman bash despite the fact that it is prohibited and not reimbursed...
...American Idol! That’s right. A certain sophomore of www.boredatlamont.com fame ran Primal Scream with “B@L” scrawled on his abdomen and “Agree” “Disagree” written on either thigh. After a recent bash two Harvardians hit the Charles’ dinky “ice rink,” sliding penguin style in their penguin suits. Their frolics continued until drunken onlookers got into the action and the Charles’ security guard ushered them off the ice. Two thespians (one neurotic, one modest...
...vibrant and successful Harvard Square.”Gray says that “people who are paying attention” understand that Harvard is an ally in the battle to keep the Square vibrant.“The people who aren’t paying attention love to bash Harvard,” he adds. “Harvard has been supporting local businesses in the Square for generations.” According to Gray, the University currently owns 30 storefronts in the Square, almost all of which house independent businesses.“We don?...
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...university and corporate partners to consider a partnership in our school systems,” he said. But City Manager Robert W. Healy warned the council against holding local universities responsible for too many of Cambridge’s needs. “They are easy to bash,” he said. “They don’t pay taxes; they impact the neighborhoods; everybody hates them. But if it weren’t for Harvard or MIT, we’d be Chelsea.” Councillor Craig A. Kelley echoed Healy’s sentiment...