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...when he listened to Harvard students say graduates should use their privilege to help others, rather than pursue finance, he felt “hoodwinked.” Those critics, he says, didn??t seem to have to worry too much about their wallets...
...wouldn’t be running if we didn??t think there was [anything] to improve,” Snow says. He argued that the UC focuses on a small group of people already involved in the UC, leaving most other students either ignorant or apathetic towards the council’s work. Both repeatedly cast the fact that only about half of the undergraduate population voted in last year’s UC presidential election—even though there were six tickets involved—as evidence of the council’s declining relevance...
...play in “Manuscript”?JC: I play Chris.RR: Is he the Harvard or Yale guy?JC: He’s a Yalie.RR: How does it feel to be portraying someone so obviously inferior to yourself?JC: Well, I find it challenging. I unfortunately didn??t go to Harvard-Yale to do character research, which would have been helpful, but I’ve basically been observing my most stupid friends to try to get into character.RR: So tell me a little but more about the play.JC: Well, it’s a lot about...
...Something has to be found out about Jerusalem,” PJA Chair Jaclyn B. Granick ’08 said. Yesterday’s discussion “gave us a taste of what diplomats are going through. We didn??t even consider religion and it was hard enough, but it was good to go in-depth into the issue...
...tying effort, he was forced to work overtime, as Yale outshot Harvard 36-26. “He played a great game he kept us in it the whole time, and he’s been amazing the whole season.” Biega said, “He didn??t make any mistakes tonight. We’re always definitely counting on him.” Both teams skated through a scoreless first period, with the Bulldogs failing to capitalize on two power plays; not surprising, as the Crimson is ranked 13th in the nation in penalty...