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Aden Evens ’88 lives a double life—Expos preceptor by day and electronic musician extraordinaire by night. Not unexpectedly, language plays an important role in Even??s music. The name of his musical collaboration is “Re:” (pronounced “ree colon”) and the name of his new CD is “Mnant” (Con Stella Tion Records, Montreal, Canada). Put the two together and it makes re:mnant. The name of every song is a suffix to re: - scue, -duce, -solute, -cipe...
Susannah Graves ’03, Guttentag’s friend and first-year roommate, says that while Guttentag recognizes how much she’s changed—reinvented herself, even??there is much of the vintage do-anything first-year that remains. “Everyone changes in college,” Graves says. “It’s just that a big part of what changed her was the accident. She doesn’t take bullshit from anybody and she has always been like that.” Limitations, however, are something...
...House, Republicans broke even??maintaining a small majority of about 20 seats. But in Massachusetts, all 10 House seats will remain Democratic...
...With the energy that they get from their crowd you want to [start the game] without getting scored on—or at least come out even??and they were up 2-0 on us,” Mazzoleni said. “They know how to handle a lead. They play so well defensively that when they get up on you it’s very hard to play catch-up on them. They didn?...
Third, the women’s studies department has not always been marginal. In the early 1990s, women’s studies courses were very popular at Harvard, with the introductory courses attracting more than one hundred students each year. (Some of these students were even??gasp—men.) The current smallness of the department is a direct result of the much larger anti-feminist backlash of the late 1990s...