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...agree more, and, in fact, that is why first-year advising is designed with built-in redundancy. We believe that this is the best way to provide freshmen with a network of advisers, from proctors to non-resident advisers to peer fellows to concentration advisers, none of whom could??or should—be expected to know everything about every course and every concentration. It is with this in mind that first-year advising provides students with multiple points of entry to advice. In fact, we always recommend that advisers and students consult with specialists in particular fields...
...years, Dorough looks surprisingly good these days and comes across in “Inconsolable” as the least desperate and most believable of the four. The video isn’t entirely bad. Admittedly, I will soon know all of the words (or already do), and it could??ve been worse if they had decided to take on a choreographed dance routine. Much worse. But if they want to relive their glory days, the Backstreet Boys have to do better than “Inconsolable,” because it’s duller than...
...Pulitzer Prize Winner, Spring 2006.” Meanwhile, vocalist and guitarist Damian Kulash said the audience shouldn’t feel cheated by the lack of musical performance at last night’s event. “This will be remembered long past any rock concert you could??ve gone to,” Kulash said. —Staff writer Nicholas K. Tabor can be reached at ntabor@fas.harvard.edu...
...sentiment throughout the night. “It was pretty sweet to hear and I have to agree with it. The mood overall was just awesome,” Smider said. “This is something my classmates were saying we needed years ago and we wished it could??ve been there for us.” Corker—whose voice recovered this weekend—said yesterday during a phone interview that the pub will be open on Fridays and Saturdays for the rest of this semester. The pub was also open from...
...first entering the final round. Ohio State’s Mike Momteselidze stood in his way in the semifinal bout, but Hagamen took care of him 15-7 before pulling out the victory over Ghattas by the slimmest of margins, 15-14.“[The final bout] absolutely could??ve gone either way,” Hagamen said. “It was really a lot of back and forth, the lead changed quite a bit, the momentum really was going back and forth a lot. I felt lucky that in the end it went...