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...displayed a photograph of a penis that a graduate student had sent in. The picture gave her ideas. “If he painted his penis, that would be an amazing thing,” Wasserman said. “There needs to be more fine art. We’re going to try to get more fine...
...kind of Children of the Corn-y”—Krahel and his roommate moved from Adams House into the Dudley Co-op to recapture that large-family vibe. The quirky atmosphere, with vegan cooking, Communist kitsch decorations, and naked study breaks suit Krahel just fine. “It’s like a really big family. It’s very back-home to me,” he says. “It’s nice to be around other crazy people.” His friends appreciate his quirks and, most...
...really close by,” Collins said. Other students were less enthusiastic about the reopening. Shayan Rajani ’09 used to visit the grille frequently, but he said that high prices left him going elsewhere for midnight meals. He said the grille seemed to be in fine condition last year. “It never occurred to me that it needed renovations,” Rajani said. The grille will be open 10:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. from Sunday to Wednesday, 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Thursdays...
...simplifying the college search for confused high school students.Harvard should do all it can to contribute to the list’s demise by refusing to participate. Seeing as Harvard’s ego—as well as its brand—is doing just fine, we have almost nothing to lose by not participating. Ending early admissions last year was an admirable and bold move, but it was also one the administration could afford to make, due to Harvard’s high application numbers and worldwide name recognition. Just as that decision sparked a nationwide discussion about...
...toss and every catch. “Once a young lady learns to do it and do it well, it’s an art,” Mike R. Liles said in a telephone interview.Now, Liles calls her parents almost daily, often to consult with them about the fine points of her routine. She says they have supported her twirling since she began at age nine; her mother even sewed her earliest costumes. Liles’ father used to drive her across the state to twirling competitions in Waco and Arlington. Liles fondly recalls how her father made traveling...