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...matter what Amaker does, it’s clear that if his plans for a postseason birth are to become a reality, he needs to follow the lead of Tim Floyd at USC and infuse some rap influence into Harvard’s basketball program...
...cool.) His most famous novel - his personal favorite, and the one that deals with most directly with the Dresden disaster - is Slaughterhouse-Five, the story of one Billy Pilgrim, a man who becomes "unstuck in time": Billy experiences the events of his life in random order, including his own birth and his own death. Understandably, this imbues him with a weird, almost redemptive fatalism, which is echoed by the narrator, who is Vonnegut himself. "There would always be wars," he writes, "they were as easy to stop as glaciers... And even if wars didn't keep coming like glaciers, there...
...been extending both ways and investment in the “keep the child” option has been absent. Especially at the college, where pregancies are even a scarier reality for students, Harvard is a dismal failure in preparing and counseling students who are pregnant and decideto give birth. A little more than a year ago, Harvard Right to Life conducted a survey and spoke to a number of Harvard administrators about the procedures for college students who get pregnant. When asked, many deans actually admitted that they either did not know how many college students have been pregnant...
When people find out I’m a sex counselor, they’ve usually got a lot of questions. How can I go on birth control without my parents knowing? Am I still a virgin if I wear tampons? And my favorite: Can latex gloves double as latex condoms, like, if I use one of the finger holes? No! (Though it might be a funny way to wave at someone...
...titular three lives of Lucie (Carolyn W. Holding ’10) are her life with her family, her life after banishment to a lonely cottage, and her afterlife. Moving back and forth through time, the play depicts Lucie’s birth in 1900 and childhood, during which she is tormented by her brother Henri (Chris R. Schleicher ’09) for being small and supposedly bringing bad luck to the family because of a birthmark. She grows up lonely, living with her brothers Henri and Edmond (Claudio Sopranzetti) after her parents and oldest brother...