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...with generous portions. I’m worried that our waitress will be annoyed when we tell her that we want to pay with Crimson Cash and we want to divide the check between separate Harvard ID cards, but she takes it in stride. Moreover, it’s easy??we just fill out a slip with the amount that each of us is paying, the waitress scans our cards and brings us a receipt that includes our remaining balance and we’re on our way. Maybe this really is “the safest, fastest...
It’s that kind of toughness that this senior class—for which nothing came easy??embodied. In addition to Westfall’s recent injury, Fisher rushed back from a badly injured right ankle when her team still had postseason aspirations and didn’t seem quite right even on Saturday, when she still sported layers of tape on the joint. During Fisher’s absence, Hodel had to get stitches in her bottom lip after a 6-0 win on Oct. 15 over Holy Cross...
Legitimate attacks on Bush’s credibility are easy??and necessary—but the mirage that passes for debate distracts from the essential question, and the one that Bush’s U.S. critics have evaded at every turn: given that before invasion, both hawks and doves believed that Saddam possessed or was developing weapons of mass destruction, what should the U.S. have done? Some honest critics of invasion, as abundant in Britain as they are scarce in the U.S., have argued for more patient inspections and international pressure. Others, bolder still, insist that containment...
Standing on your head isn’t easy??but then, it’s not the straightforward that Nair is after...
What, exactly, constitutes an “appropriate” wartime Spring Break is particularly unclear for students who have never lived through a longer-term war, or one in which more than 120 soldiers died. Gulf War “appropriateness” was easy??we continued attending middle school. This war is particularly surreal: outside of the newspapers, it is rather hard to believe that a war really is going on. In Cambridge, life, academic or celebratory, has not changed since “Shock and Awe” began, aside from regular skepticism...