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...setting costs 22 dollars, adding up to over $100,000-worth of lost dishware across the 13 dining halls each year. Last year, Lowell conducted a similar operation that resulted in the return of roughly 60 cups and 30 plates, according to House tutor Patricia L. Villarreal. Although exact counts for this year’s project have yet to be released, DeWolf estimated that at least 100 pieces of dishware were recovered, significantly more than last year’s total. Last year, the Cup was the target of inter-House thievery when it was stolen from Cabot...
...Particularly disturbing is the revelation that the former feminist icon had said nearly the exact same thing about Jesse Jackson’s doomed 1988 run for the White House, back when her language couldn’t be chalked up to her bygone era or senility. This seems to cast a shadow on some of the past days’ saber-rattling, too—for example, Ferraro said yesterday, “I really think they’re attacking me because I’m white. How’s that?” In spite...
...will be weeks before we know those exact numbers. The slow pace of the counting (and some other reasons too complex to mention here) led the state party to halt its progressive count and simply hold off announcing the precinct results until March 29. But both campaigns now realize that they must ride herd on their delegates each step of the way to be sure their anointed delegates remain loyal to the candidate. As with most caucuses, they are allowed to switch their candidates even after the actual caucuses are finished, at least until the county convention; in Colorado, there...
Although the Parents Association did not have an exact count of guests who attended, Kate Drizos—a staff assistant for the Harvard College Parents Association—speculated in an e-mailed statement that the weekend drew larger crowds than usual...
...from the author’s story. These lessons range from self-reflective comments (“I’m Easy”) to advice (“Don’t Come on Your Cat”) to the absurd (“Nine Years is the Exact Right Amount of Time to Be in a Bad Relationship”). The lessons may vary in their pertinence, but when they’re all this entertaining, that hardly seems to matter. One lesson that seems pretty universal comes from the account of Dan Vebber, who has written...