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...campaign manager for the Magnus Grimeland ’07-Thomas D. Hadfield ’08 ticket—saw the development as more significant.“[The blogs] seem to have a large readership,” Scheinmann said. “They do fill a void—all the other publications...may have an even coverage but are still the campaigns portraying themselves, as opposed to students having a forum for discussion on their own....It creates an impetus for people to do more research on their...
...that three-week estimate.“I don’t want to miss that game for the world,” Cusworth said. “But we’ll see what the doctors say.”In the meantime, junior Brian Darcy will fill the open slot in the starting rotation. Darcy has seen the floor for just less than eight minutes a contest thus far and has seen the most time at the four and five spots of any of the reserves. The 6’8 forward has shown some toughness and strong...
...again,” says Casey M. Lurtz, ’07, one of the show’s three producers. The operetta was last performed in 2001 and was also the first show that the G&S Players ever produced—running it again takes the society fill circle.Jennifer A. Bloom ’07, the G&S historian, says that “we did a little known production last spring, so we wanted to counter it this fall by doing something that’s a little more well known, but something that wouldn?...
...front of someone and they’re obviously pretending to do something that isn’t natural to them. It’s contrived. They should bring that vagina workshop lady. I’m absolutely sure that at Harvard, where nobody actually gets any, they could fill Sanders...
...undergo the college acclimation process a second time is not an appealing prospect. Nevertheless, these concerns are the products of Hurricane Katrina’s devastation, not of Harvard’s lack of hospitality. In the fall, these students had nowhere to go, and Harvard offered to fill this void until the crisis had passed. Now, Tulane is able and eager to welcome these students back to its campus. The expected return to Tulane is not a perfect solution, but perfect solutions cannot reasonably be expected in the face of a catastrophe like Katrina...