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3rd/0:30: The Cornell band and crowd are coordinated to an amazing degree, with the fans carrying on even when the drop of the puck forces the band to stop playing. Harvard fans counter with a weak "hotel management" chant, which only leads to the Big Red faifthful yelling "grade inflation." Then there's "safety school," "we can't hear you," and so on. Ah, hockey fans...
...reality has settled in, it’s potentially time to resume a dialogue. We are ready and willing to talk at any point in time. We’re waiting for them to join us at the table.”On Nov. 4, AMPTP President Nick Counter posted on the organization’s official website, “We made an attempt at meeting [the WGA] in a number of their key areas including Internet streaming and jurisdiction in New Media. Ultimately, the guild was unwilling to compromise on most of their major demands. It is unfortunate...
...Naked Party: It’ll take the consumption of about ten bottles of UC-funded, over-the-counter cough medicine before a naked party with Harvard kids seems like a good idea...
When Cheng-san Chen officially left management of Louie’s Superette in the hands of another, it was very nearly the end of an era: No one expected to see the Taiwan native and applied mathematics Ph.D. behind the counter again. But after over six months of protracted courtroom battles and mountains of paperwork, Chen, known to Harvard students as the one and only “Louie,” is back where he says he belongs. After his first official day back in business on Monday, Chen says he is returning his small store...
...Advocates for universal health care must make a moral argument to counter conservative inertia, but they must make the right one. Otherwise, the public will suspect that they are motivated by a vindictive egalitarianism, rather than a genuine desire to help the medically needy. The leading Democratic candidates—Clinton, Edwards, and Obama—are taking the step in the right direction by stressing the moral case for a sufficient amount of coverage for everyone...