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...sound more scientific? SP: No, I think I don’t. I try as hard as I can not to simplify the ideas. I try to do two things: not use jargon so as not to exclude people just because they’re not members of the club and to explain why something is important or interesting, why should they care.10. FM: Your books, like the other popular science books that I’ve read, have lots of jokes mixed in with the science. Do you feel compelled to be funny when you’re writing...
...offer you a ride, but his gf gets dibs on the back seat...One punch event went foul when the ladies organized an event in Boston that none of their under-21 punches could enter. After lounging outside for a while, everyone headed over to their favorite final club basement, which is where they really wanted to be anyways...Literal punches were thrown at the Kong on Friday night, as a crew of Kirkland ladies jostled with townies in the upstairs room. Final tally: townies booted out, students stayed. Cambridge 0, Harvard KO...Rumor has it there was a fight...
Today marks the last day for Harvard student groups, including final clubs, to register the names of their officers with the College to comply with its revised hazing policy.The deadline comes under a new attempt to regulate events sponsored by student groups and athletic teams, which the administration hopes will curtail hazing and decrease unsafe and underage drinking.According to the Handbook for Students, party hosts or officers of the sponsoring group can be held responsible for “harm or the potential for serious harm” to a student resulting from the consumption of drugs or alcohol...
...men’s club Ultimate Frisbee team emerged this semester as one of the best in New England. And it filled less than 2 percent of its $30,000 budget with money from Harvard. The Red Line, as the team calls itself, had an impressive showing in its first two tournaments of the fall season. It finished first in tournaments at Bowdoin and Williams colleges, racking up a combined record of 13-0. “It’s definitely been the best fall season we’ve had since I’ve been at Harvard...
...Conventions. Those who voted for Bush were also less likely to know when they would be required to disobey an unethical order from a superior. Legislative Director of the Harvard College Democrats Jarret A. Zafran ’09 said this difference could be attributed to ideology. Harvard Republican Club President Jeffrey Kwong ’08, meanwhile, would not comment on whether Republican-leaning medical students were less likely to say that some harsh interrogation methods were unethical, but said the HRC opposes torture and also supports the Geneva Conventions. The authors of the study developed it after learning...