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...center formerly known as Knafel came under fire again last night—this time for a tunnel crucial to its current design. The tunnel, under busy Cambridge Street, would connect the two main buildings of the renamed Center for Government and International Studies (CGIS) planned for the northeast fringe of campus...
...sunk to the level where “Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?” and McDonalds can encapsulate its essence. Americans may consume superficial, spiritually empty products without exhibiting serious qualms, but that does not mean we are doomed to lose our ability to appreciate, connect to and dream of something better. Ironically, literary talent like Egan’s bolsters our faith that such a superior dimension exists in American culture...
Just as proctors can’t connect without some initiative on the part of first-years, tutors often have even more difficulty getting to know undergraduates on a personal level. Dingman notes that students often avoid discussing their academic and social problems with tutors out of a fear that their honesty will preclude sterling recommendation letters in the future. “Students think ‘I won’t look like a sturdy candidate for fellowships later,’” Dingman says. James L. Stillwell ’04 confirms this suspicion...
...visiting the houses, hauling away the very treasures--hard drives, manuals, videotapes, lists of recruits--for which U.S. officials have been scouring the earth. If anything was left by the time U.S. agents got into the act, the government may have a trove of new clues with which to connect the al-Qaeda dots...
...Crimson played a more defensive game from the outset. Harvard kept Rutgers from getting scoring chances in the first half, but the Crimson itself was rarely able to connect with its forwards...