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...It’s particularly interesting when they come here with their parents,” he said. “Everybody??s looking for the secret or any tricks to getting in, and sometimes I might get frustrated if a kid doesn’t get in here but they get into Yale or Princeton or Brown...
...spin on Charles Dickens’s tale. “It’s a musical. What we choose to write scenes and songs about is different. We tried to keep it contemporary and interesting,” Corriel says. Lipez adds, “Everybody??s seen so many versions of ‘A Christmas Carol’…We wanted to infuse it with a slightly more contemporary feel in terms of the music.” Lipez, who upon accepting the project realized that she had never actually read Dickens?...
...both are milking the parallel universe of culinary services at Harvard for all it’s worth. And while you’re eating grilled chicken, both of them might be getting a little closer to achieving everything they’ve dreamed of. ‘WHERE EVERYBODY??S NOT F’ED UP ON SOMETHING?...
...done plumbing, I’ve done carpentry, I’ve done roofing,” he says. “But culinary is the first place I’ve been into where everybody??s not f’ed up on something.” Voice full of disgust and regret, he describes a former roofing boss who, high on cocaine, smashed his fingers in a gearbox...
...last two-loss Ivy champ was back in 1982. No active player on the Harvard football team was even alive in 1982. And so, the Crimson took the field against the Big Green looking to play solid football and improve. Contending for a title was out of everybody??s mind. The hope for the rest of the season was two-fold. Obviously, wins were still most important. But also, developing sophomore Liam O’Hagan, his new favorite target freshman Alex Breaux, and the rest of Harvard’s young and talented core were priorities...