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...first glance, that last sentence might seem like a factual error, as well as an editorial oversight—after all, the high court upheld the right of enemy combatants to challenge their detentions in the Hamdi and Rasul rulings. But bear with me. This review is not about the Taliban fighters on Guantánamo now, but about the Haitian refugees who were the naval base’s unwilling tenants...
...part of a live DVD shoot for Dinosaur, Jr. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster for the Monday night performance only. Sunday sold out. $15. (IJB)Wild Light with Margaret Kasper and When Worlds Collide. It’s “The Other Side of the Bear Acoustic Series” night at T.T.’s. Check out Wild Light preceded by Margaret Kasper at 8:30 and When Worlds Collide at 9:20. T.T. The Bear’s Place. 10:10 p.m. Free. (JDMC)Tuesday, Dec. 6Dillinger Escape Plan. This “Massconcerts Presents?...
...week before Thanksgiving Break marked the release of Tuesday Magazine’s second issue. A painting of a boy-child and his teddy bear on the cover, some symbolism re: blue skies and opportunities... generally good vibes, nothing too weird or esoteric on the inside. Tuesday doesn’t mess around, keeping it clear and straightforward, appealing but not too outlandish...
...Best or worst lie you’ve ever told: “I can totally handle this.” Something you’ve always wanted to tell someone: Stop being fake. Favorite childhood toy: Kitty—my first teddy bear Sexiest physical trait: My lips Fave part about Harvard: The diversity of people Describe yourself in three words: Easygoing, quirky, & mischevious In 15 minutes you are: About to dip into a midnight bubble bath In 15 years you are: I don’t know. That?...
...their time in a generally productive manner. This distinction might be even more surprising to the majority of Harvard students, who are under the impression that Cambridge consists solely of Mass. Ave., JFK Street and a few outgrowing, round-about squiggles. It’s not that we bear the city any hostility, or even care at all what goes on here. Mostly, we’re blissfully indifferent.According to some student groups, that’s a problem: we don’t care. To ascertain as much, it is necessary only to flick through the pages of this...