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...HARVARD, that clown has made an appearance on more than one occasion. Weinstein certainly made a distinct impression on the audiences at the last two Quincy House talent shows. Two years ago, a football player was just about to carry him offstage when he ended his barrage of dead baby jokes. "Those weren't so bad," says Weinstein. "What really killed me was the one about Imple-the-pimple-sucker. One Quincy resident calls that performance "probably the most disgusting thing I've heard in my life...
...distinct advantage of signing up with the club rather than winging it alone is that the group will travel to vacation spots and ski at reduced rates. "This is really the only way to ski at a decent price," Margolis elaborated. "Last year I went to Europe to ski and I was blown away financially...
Yesterday's precedent-setting case in which the Ad Board changed the status of a harassment victim's grade from a letter grade to "Pass" is not a formal procedural change. The problem will arise again. No student should be required to have the same case judged by two distinct bodies...
...with the support of an advisor, students have found that getting approval for an inter-departmental thesis project can be as wearisome as getting a whole Special Concentration approved. Thus, neither the Psychology Department nor the Biology Department accommodates the psychobiology student due to what appears to be a distinct conviction held by the two departments that somehow their fields are not related...
...which began as a manufacturer of light bulbs, soon made electric appliances and, by 1928, controlled mines, railroads, rolling mills and airplane plants. Peter Behrens, a painter, graphic artist and architect, who also gained a reputation as a designer of type faces and industrial products, created AEG's distinct, although by now somewhat antiquated rendition of its initials...