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...July 17, 1982, he was a relative unknown, receiving third billing under drummer Chris Layton and bassist Tommy Shannon. Throughout that night, Stevie Ray unleashed a torrent of blistering, fiery blues, but in a bizarre historical turn, the audience’s reaction mixed applause and jeers in equal parts. The story goes that Vaughan left the stage in tears, but his performance went down in musical lore. Jackson Browne and David Bowie bore witness to the spectacle. On the spot, Browne offered Vaughan free studio time and Bowie badgered the now-not-so-crushed guitarist to record guitar licks...
Games are intense. The smallest mistake can lose the contest for you. And since most of us had little or no prior experience with Nok Hockey, the equal footing reinvigorated our competitive fires and built up more room camaraderie than anything that doesn’t involve alcohol...
Harvard’s grade inflation would also be problematic if grades were run up so much that a grade here was not regarded as equal to the same grade at other institutions. This is not now a problem, nor ever will it ever be, since to whatever extent it does exist, grade inflation is a national problem, and not one indigenous to Harvard. Unfortunately, we hear more about inflation here than an other institutions because of certain highly vocal gadflies in our faculty, and also because of what Ross G. Douthat ’02 labeled...
...thought both teams had an equal number of scoring chances,” Mazzoleni said. “They were more aggressive and assertive on the puck. It’s a game that if you don’t have the puck, you can’t score a hell...
...Summers’ dedication to meeting the financial needs of graduate students, and we hope that the University will succeed in its mission. Throughout America’s history, education has been its great social leveler, and financial aid is necessary if qualified applicants are to be assured an equal opportunity to receive an education or to pursue valuable research. Improved aid programs will allow our best and brightest to devote themselves to serving the public rather than servicing debt. And as more funds become available for this effort, Harvard will also be able attract increasingly talented students...