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Anxiety didn’t disappear for everyone when students finished their exams before Christmas??in fact, for many employees of Harvard University Dining Services, it was only beginning. While students reveled during Harvard’s new five-week winter break, the dining halls closed one by one, leaving the staff essentially unemployed from the last week of December to the last week of January...
...Professing atheism is easy, no wonder why it comes naturally to so many Harvard students; living a life free of the religious and irrational influence—a life free of Christmas??proves much more difficult...
...that I don’t jump a little when Jack’s eyes glow red, but I’ve gotten past looking for monsters under my bed—and I gave up that blanket. “The Nightmare Before Christmas?? is a multi-holiday movie, perfect for most of the fall and winter seasons. Whether you’re about to dress up and beg for candy on the corner or curl up in front of the fire and drink some hot cocoa, get ready to enjoy Tim Burton’s animated...
Checking in at the airport is like opening that present from your grandma on Christmas??you’re never quite sure whether you’ll be pleasantly surprised, or just...surprised...
...ever-so-liberal Cambridge, the vast majority of shops have by now replaced “Merry Christmas?? with “Season’s Greetings” or “Happy Holidays” in their storefront windows, if they give any indication whatsoever that the holiday shopping season is underway. Their intentions are anything but insidious—eager not to alienate potential customers, merchants have downgraded their well-wishing from mildly religious to totally bland. Unlike government buildings, stores are not required by law to maintain non-denominational decorations, but instead choose...