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...Crimson compared the prices of popular textbooks at The Coop, Wordsworth and Harvard Bookstore yesterday. BookThe Coop Wordsworth Harvard Bookstore John Rawis, "A Theory of Justice" 18.95 17.06 11.95 Aristotle, "The Politics" 13.50 10.76 13.50 William Faulkner, "Absalom, Absalom" 12.00 10.80 12.00 James Joyce, "Ulysses" 17.00 15.30 17.00 James Goodwin, "Remembering America" 13.00 11.70 13.00 Riverside Shakespeare 62.00 60.00 59.25 Source: Crimson survey
...Richard C. Marius, senior lecturer in English, on the Harvard computer network yesterday during English 174f: "Faulkner...
...female cadet, has not released her name to the press. But this foreign-born student living in northern Virginia came so highly recommended that Langhorne Anthony Motley, class of '60, who had contributed to the school's legal defense fund during what has come to be known as the Faulkner Debacle, shot off E-mail to some 120 members of the Washington area alumni club. When the woman enters school this week, a check in excess of $6,000 will have been deposited in her name, and she will be living in the same barracks as her fellow females...
Their arrival brings closure to a difficult chapter in the life of Shannon Faulkner, who, after holding a number of jobs in the last year, plans to return to school. This fall she will enter Furman University, in Greenville, South Carolina, as a junior English major. And while she still gets stares in public, she also gets accolades. Recently, while she was attending a baseball game near her hometown of Powdersville, South Carolina, some little girls approached her and asked, "Are you Shannon?" When she nodded yes, they squealed, "We want to be like you!" Thanks to Faulkner's Pyrrhic...
...eggs, bacon, hashbrowns, and toast followed by a motivational speech from senior Bryant Butler, the head of the Corps of Cadets. "A lone wolf does not make it here.," he told the assembled cadets. "No matter how tough it gets, you rely on each other." Last year, cadet Shannon Faulkner began "hell week" after a federal court order forced open the Citadel's gates for her, but dropped out by weeks end, citing exhaustion and isolation. When she left, humiliated, she was escorted out with the taunts of her male classmates. A year later, though, the new cadets have entered...