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Fortunately, one small device can give me the power of a genie, a demigod and a high school-aged James Bond??my television remote. This summer I have rediscovered cartoons on cable, and life has been as glorious as a never-ending Saturday morning...
...almost three years after BOND??s formation, some say BGLTSA is becoming increasingly less radical. It is a change that even BGLTSA Co-Chair Daniel R. Tremitiere ’02-’03 acknowledges, saying that the group was “much more political and vocal” two years...
...Bond??7 percent: Our conversation skills exhausted, my group quickly discovered Bond. With my not-so-great spatial orientation skills, I can successfully maneuver my character into a corner on each maze-like level. Though I am frantically pushing all the little buttons, I manage to keep him on his knees in a prostrate state of anguish, writhing like an epileptic chicken, while those more skilled than I laugh because the constantly moving screen really does give me a headache. Bastards...
Clifford S. Davidson ’02, a government concentrator in Kirkland House, is a co-chair of BOND. This article does not necessarily reflect BOND??s official position...
...people wonder why they’re not being ordered to go home, but in a time of crisis like this, people tend to bond??in fact, a lot of people have told me they don’t want to go home,” said former Sen. David Pryor, Institute of Politics director, and one of the lead coordinator’s of yesterday’s events at the Kennedy School...