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...program and highlighting some of its marquee players, they would have been ecstatic. After all, Murphy had spent the past 12 years resurrecting a struggling program and turning it into the envy of the rest of the country. Crimson football was what college athletics was supposed to be??in between winning games on Saturdays players were just normal students going to class and contributing to the community. And more than anything, the program was clean. The players stayed out of trouble. Any publicity would surely be positive. By now you know what actually happened. The captain got arrested...
...service and commemorated the Institute’s success in engaging undergraduates in government during his talk. “We hoped that by engaging students in major policy issues and exposing you to the world of politics, the Institute would motivate you to see politics as it should be??and to work to make it that way,” Kennedy said. Kennedy praised the Institute for rekindling the political spirit within students over the past forty years. “When I first arrived in the Senate, the young people were the ones who marched with...
Unlike “Prep,” Curtis Sittenfeld’s decent but hackneyed portrayal of those ruthless pre-college years, “Special Topics” minimizes the ‘to be or not to be?? virgin dilemmas and queen bee versus wannabe showdowns. While that approach worked for the movie “Mean Girls,” the intellectually inclined will relish Pessl’s knack for language, unconventional arrangement, and substantial academic references...
...under frescoed vaults. It is preferable also to hold an abiding interest in personalized swords and marmoreal likenesses. Still, for those Harvard students pondering the many ways our tuition payments can pay dividends, the cost of this most exclusive and, one might add, priceless angle on Paris may well be??apart from the munificent support of one of our research institutions—just a little ink and some standard-sized envelopes.Alexander Bevilacqua ’07, a Crimson editorial editor, is a history concentrator in Leverett House. France has left him with an irrepressible desire for customized...
...protection. The Commission’s Chairman is Joe Melton, a man from Yuma with a deep drawl who (if his dialect at the meeting is representative of habit) seems to be under the impression that first-, second-, and third-person plural of the verb “to be?? are “we is,” “you all is,” and “they is,” respectively. As my mother whispered, “Now that is a real old-time Arizona accent.” Still...