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...sophomore, I was a computer science concentrator and I found myself doing well academically. [...] I was doing well in athletics (I played varsity squash), and I was doing well socially and everything seemed to be going well—except that I was not happy. This didn??t make sense to me and I wanted to figure out why I wasn’t happy and what I could do to become happier. It was then at this point, and in literally seconds, that I decided to change my concentration to philosophy and psychology with the hope...
...half-black,” I was not sure I was sitting close enough to hear you correctly. I was reminded of your previous remarks about institutions of mental health that you made in connection to John Edwards a year ago at CPAC. I must confess—I didn??t think it was possible to display irrational, medieval attitudes, to undermine your own party and to do violence to our nation’s history and principles and call it conservatism, all at the same time. Your speech proved me wrong...
...with your style, substance and mission to fracture the Republican Party? The reason is simple: leaving the talk would have meant giving up a rare opportunity to peer into the bottom of the American political barrel and the outright perversion of dialogue and the English language. Note that I didn??t stay because I was outraged or secretly thrilled by your audacious accusations and asides; the experience was more like staring at a car wreck. I don’t know, Ms. Coulter, if you thought you had given your audience something to think about, or that your...
...While “he didn??t say he was perfect,” she said, “he left us all with a very positive impression of his administration...
...that the Beanpot Championship ended in sudden death, and it is Harvard’s third overtime game against BC, which holds a 2-1 advantage in that series...The Eagles entered last night’s game with the top-ranked power play in the nation. The Crimson didn??t give BC much of a chance to execute on the man-advantage, though, as Harvard only committed one penalty the entire game...Rogers fought hard to keep the puck in Harvard’s possession; he won 21 out of 32 faceoffs last night...