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...long as Harvard’s dorm rooms remain cableless, such televisions tiffs will persist. But perhaps watching meatheads and ditzes battle over the TV is better than any prime-time show...
...right. Beirut is about enhancing the social lubrication that alcohol already provides by adding a dash of competition. Beirut’s popularity has proven to be an irresistible draw for Big Beer. Budweiser and Miller Brewing Co. are beginning to sponsor tournaments for what used to be a dorm-room game. “Bud Pong,” as the maker of the world’s second worst beer (after “Natty Ice”) calls it, is actually—get this—designed to be played with water. Players are encouraged...
...respect and love of our culture. In addition we were protected and well guarded from outside influences by a small, tightly knit community.I was a young woman when I went to UND in 1997. I tried my best to fit in to the whole college scene, living in the dorm, going to dances, and attending a football game for the first time.At the game, I witnessed several of my white peers painted exorbitantly, with fake feathers adorning their bodies. Our fans were chanting and doing the tomahawk chop, while our opponent’s fans were chanting slogans like...
...Quantity is also crucial to consider. You do not want 100 roses spread around her dorm room (though I don’t know why you would spend that kind of money on flowers anyway). There is a high probability that this will freak her out, except on very special occasions. A single flower is sweet. Half a dozen can be charming. A dozen is, of course, nice. Or be inventive: send 11 and hand-deliver the twelfth. So, the important take-away message from these figures: don’t go over a dozen. Always mind the freak...
After a week of rainy weather, Harvard students in at least five Houses complained about leaks in their dorms this weekend. The leak problem affected students in both River and Quad Houses. A number of Currier and Kirkland House residents complained to their House open e-mail lists of leaks, and water was reported by students in Mather, Eliot, and Lowell Houses as well. Currier resident Colleston A. Morgan Jr. ’07 said he found his dorm room carpet soaked with water on Saturday morning. Morgan said he responded to the problem by calling University Operations Services...