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With all this young talent, the role that Megan and Chelius would need to play became clear. They had to form this bunch of people into a team bent on winning...
Tomorrow afternoon at about 12:45 p.m., a bunch of us--there's no telling how many, because, you see, we're all taking exams and we might otherwise not be bothered--are planning to rally outside your office in the beautiful Cambridge springtime weather, in protest of your recent announcement to completely randomize the first-year housing lottery...
...deal, and a lot more fun to boot. After all, we can add "didn't get a say in the process" to our list of grievances. It's just like that Pforzheimer thing. We're angry and we're going to show it. Hell hath no fury like a bunch of Harvard students with time on their hands and the idea for a great publicity stunt...
...five minutes, for however long it took, until you changed your mind. But again, we're saving that bombshell for another day. And besides, we like your executive assistant. And she doesn't have anything to do with your decision, You see? We really are a reasonable and benevolent bunch...
People go to the movies to fall in love, and not just with their dates. Wholesome sex appeal has kept Hollywood purring for 80 years. But today's prime actresses-Meryl Streep, Jodie Foster, Susan Sarandon, Jessica Lange, even Winona Ryder-are a formidable bunch, serioso artists who don't fit into a fellow's dream of easy chatter and backseat romance; they are more likely to hand you a petition. As for Sharon Stone, she's gorgeous, but thanks all the same, we would just as soon survive the good-night kiss...