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...just turned 25, he is the lead in one of this summer's biggest romantic movies. By the end of next year, he will have a Will Ferrell--size grip on comedy films, having appeared in or written five of them. If things go well for him at the box office, Los Angeles restaurants may have to deal with an infestation of waiters who are dumpy Canadians with Jewfros...
University President Derek C. Bok recently soliticted student e-mails on calendar reform. Thanks to the crack members of FM’s IT department, we got a look inside Bok’s box...
...shutout in the first contest before coming in and closing-out the second. Madick was named Ivy Pitcher of the Year and second team All-Northeast region by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association. There should be little question that Madick is the real deal.Murphy, who fittingly enters the batters box to DMX’s “Here comes the Boom,” set the Ivy League home run record (18) in her first season with the Crimson in addition to knocking in 47 RBI and hitting at a team-leading clip of .359. Murphy was named...
...Several articles express frustration at the adult world and warn college students against rushing in; the position here is pro-freedom, pro-Bueller, pro-“Dammit.” The main photo spread has the girls playing at a playground, one of them drinking from a juice box and another eating cookies. Between that and “Girls’ Night In”, middle school looms really, really large throughout Freeze, its haunting memory coupled with a heightened awareness that growing up is going to happen pretty soon even though nobody anywhere is ready...