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...will most likely have to win the rest of its games. The toughest of those might easily be against Brown, a team who, along with Penn, leads the Ivy League with seven wins. But a victory against the Bears would mean more than just another notch in the win column. “Beating Brown this weekend would be huge,” Craig said. “They’re definitely our biggest rival in the Ivy League, and if we could beat them to start this last stretch of the season, I think we?...
...here have been fortunate enough to sit in the classrooms of some truly gifted maestros. Don’t you think it’s about time we tried a turn at it ourselves?Henry Seton ’06 is a social studies concentrator in Adams House. His column appears on alternate Thursdays...
...piece of paper and a nagging sense that we are essentially no more well-educated than when we arrived four years ago.On the plus side, though, I am getting pretty damn good at Minesweeper.Andrew Kreicher ’06 is a biology concentrator in Leverett House. His column appears on alternate Fridays...
...friends or that they like to prominently display their social connections in a neatly organized database for the world to see? Feel free to mull this over; I need to go change my picture. Jillian N. London ’07 is a philosophy concentrator in Adams House. Her column appears on alternate Wednesdays...
...make living in the city vaguely irritating until one day you just lose it and say, “Punk this, I’m going to kill myself.” If you don’t find these explanations convincing, you can just file this entire column under “Unsolved Mysteries.” [1]. This just goes to show that when you’re alone, the “Whoever smelt it dealt it rule” is unfair. [2]. In this analogy, Schonberger is Scully and Catizone is Mulder, for various reasons...