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...plot’s not exactly Natalie Krinsky’s “Chloe Does Yale” or Nick McDonell ’06’s “Twelve.” There are barely any drugs, the narrator is more concerned with drinking Diet Coke than selling cocaine, and over the course of 200 pages, there is only one “fuck,” one “kiss,” and one imaginary handjob...
...Burma at Harvard,” Billenness said, according to Simon Billenness, treasurer of USCB. Harvard students have in the past been active in promoting democracy in Burma, according to Billenness. In 1996, Harvard students successfully persuaded the University Dining Services to grant their soft drink contract to Coke instead of Pepsi, in criticism of Pepsi’s business operations in Burma. Coke itself is now the target of student activists at Harvard who allege that the company violates the rights of workers in Colombia...
...adolescent existence, posing many questions along the way: Can videogames settle monetary disputes? Can pornography explain adolescent romance? Can pot brownies reveal the mysteries of growing up? Eimbcke deigns to answer these questions. He is interested in the little tics and iniquities that live underneath the perfectly filled coke glasses and the uneaten crusts of delivery pizza that populate this coming-of-age story. On this ostensibly ordinary Sunday afternoon, the rituals and securities of childhood are turned upside down. The plans of 14-year-old Moko (Diego Cataño) and Flama (Daniel Miranda) are derailed by Ulises (Enrique...
...Hard-Fi comes to finding a truly catchy hook. Maybe it’s unreasonable to expect anything terribly different from the next British hype-band. It’s not unreasonable, however, to at least expect Hard-Fi to sound excited while serving us cold pizza and flat coke the morning after the new new (new) wave hit American shores. Sorry, Hard-Fi: you failed this test...
...It’s quite possible my tution money would double.” However, Brennan R. Bilberry ’08 was less concerned. “I am happily fit and not obese and no tax is going to limit my consumption of Cherry Coke,” he said. Fortunately, students don’t need to start saving for soda just yet. Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) plans to continue offering soda to students in the near future. “We offer a variety of choices for you guys, and soda is one of them...