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...gonna pay all day but never get away from skinny white dick.” Slug is not the dawg in his songs; he’s more like the commiserating best friend who says, “I know you feel like you can??t live without him” and ends up not getting any. But as previous albums have established, and as this one will only reinforce, when Slug talks about love he’s often self-deprecating. Rapping about his love affair with a woman...
...responsible for one-third of global CO2 emissions. For all its pretensions to being environmentally friendly, gasified coal is still coal, and no modifications or breakthroughs are going to make it cleaner and financially sensible any time soon. Why then, in a progressive, environmentally conscious state like Massachusetts, can??t we say “green energy” and mean it?Alice J. M. Gissinger ’11, a Crimson editorial editor, lives in Weld Hall...
...consumption increased 12.3 percent to 200 lbs per person per year. The U.N. similarly predicts that global meat consumption will double by 2050. To any observer, the prospect of ridding the population of carnivores appears rather bleak. Therefore, PETA has decided to follow a time-honored path: if you can??t beat them, co-opt them. In vitro technology would perhaps make everyone winners: the masses could enjoy a nice steak and the animal activists wouldn’t have see any cattle butchered for that steak.However, the legitimate question arises whether in vitro meat is a Pyrrhic...
...Green would have to drop all four games this weekend and see Brown take three of four from second-place Yale to relinquish its spot atop the Rolfe Division standings and its spot in the Ivy League Championship Series. But even if Harvard can??t spoil Dartmouth’s plans, it has some of its own: to prove its worth to the rest of the league after an unprecedented 1-22 start to its season...
...Harvard College Africa Business and Investment Club and the Committee on African Studies sponsored a panel entitled “A Post Election Zimbabwe: What Next?” yesterday evening. “The reason we wanted to do this was because we felt as Zimbabweans, since we can??t vote in the country there was something we still wanted to do,” said moderator Brian K. Chingono ’09, who organized the event alonged with Brighton Mudzingwa ’09. Chingono opened the panel by emphasizing the importance of Zimbabwe?...