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...rather polemically. Someone like Lecturer on the Study of Religion Brian C.W. Palmer ’86, I had envisioned writing, deserves fame like the Chicago Seven do. Not in the way of a celebrated academic, but in the style of a disenchanted voice shouting against the powers that be??which, from the ivory tower, Palmer has done frequently in any case...
Davey got a preview of the culture shock awaiting him at HLS when his friend Frank journeyed east two years ago to study finance at Boston College. “I found the overall Boston area to maybe be??I don’t know.” Frank stumbles, searching for the right words. “There was a difference in culture...
Meanwhile, Harvard’s defensive corps appears to be??at long last—returning to full strength. Senior David McCulloch returned to the lineup against Brown last Saturday after missing 13 games with a high ankle sprain and has looked solid on his skates. And tonight, Harvard expects to have freshman Dylan Reese back in the lineup after sitting out 15 games with lower back problems...
...shocked at how irresponsible this article is. It quotes four students who believe “study drugs” don’t have any immediate side effects, but the quote from the one doctor interviewed suggesting using drugs illegally “could be?? a problem and that there “might” be harmful results from taking these drugs doesn’t appear until the end of the article...
University Health Services Director Dr. David S. Rosenthal ’59 wrote in an e-mail that the use of Ritalin and other prescription drugs by students without prescriptions “could be?? a significant problem at the College...