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...link for Tegan and Sara’s video for “The Con.” The meek opening chords, when coupled with successive shots of a nervously-jiggling, Converse-clad foot, followed by Tegan draped melancholically on a therapist’s couch, set the angst factor rather high. The ashy tones and urban feel just ooze somberness. The girls betray just enough tongue-in-cheek sensibility, however, that we’re willing to stomach some lonesome bed-writhing. The story is simple and possibly symbolic (more on that later). Sara goes on a rescue mission...
...Yale junior Zack Klion said that existing alcohol restrictions will probably not factor into a lot of students’ plans for the tailgate and The Game...
...Holdren, the earth’s surface temperature has been rising steadily since the 1970s, with dramatic environmental effects, including more floods, droughts, and wildfires. “It’s very hard to look at this data and say that the surface temperature is not an important factor,” Holdren said. One exhibit focused on rising sea levels, showing that the state of Massachusetts would become partially submerged over time, “a rather sobering prospect,” Holdren said. “[The speech] made me want to vote for Al Gore...
...know whose fault it is, honestly,” Feuer admits, “They need to centralize the process if they really want to encourage study abroad and make both sides of the process enjoyable.”In addition to an absence of coordination, the surprise factor makes the process all the more annoying. “It wasn’t the biggest deal in the world, but it was something I had to deal with,” Wolfson admits, “The reason it was such a pain was because I didn?...
...College graduates today also have to consider a factor that Bill Gates and his classmates did not; the gap between the average salaries for corporate and non-corporate jobs is widening at an astronomical rate. “In 1972, starting salaries at Manhattan firms were up to $16,000 while the federal government offered its newly minted lawyers $13,300 and Legal Aid of New York paid $12,500,” David Brook writes in his book “The Trap.” “Since then, the salary gap has widened, accelerating most rapidly...