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...married, by far the most annoying and the most frequent couple to populate this campus. Like you, couple that never leaves the Eliot d-hall—the laptops in front of you do not hide your really awkward PDA. I get it, marrieds. You have found your soulmate, the ying to your yang, the Tom to your robot Katie. Marrieds feel the need to always demonstrate how happy they are. They must be stopped...
...arrival of the contingent of human rights protesters overwhelmed a smaller group of demonstrators already at the event: the Concerned Citizens and Friends of Illegal Immigration Law Enforcement, who were picketing outside the forum and moved north toward Eliot...
Pierpaolo Barbieri ’09, a Crimson Editorial Editor, is a History concentrator in Eliot House. His column appears regularly...
Andrew D. Fine ’09 is a social studies concentrator in Eliot House. He was a Crimson associate editorial chair in 2007. His column appears regularly...
...fatigue factor of playing back-to-back matches. “The biggest challenge with Princeton was going to be recovering physically from the Penn match,” DiSesa said. This weekend’s games also signified the return of two injured Crimson players. Freshman Eliot Buchanan and sophomore Frank Cohen had been benched with ankle injuries. But this weekend both returned and made a big difference for Harvard. Buchanan played the number four spot for Harvard and swiftly beat Quaker freshman Porter Drake in four games. Cohen, in the number seven spot, fought hard to beat Penn...