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...amount of time and resources in thinking about this and how it dovetails with Harvard’s master plan,” she says. And in interviews with tenants, it appears that the University may have finally made a satisfying offer.“I’m fine with it. It’s not that far away,” Soeun says. “But I’m not as attached to this place as some other people.”Hope that Harvard will provide enough resources to improve the apartments runs high?...
...inspired something burgundy.” And the cutest moment, already spoiled in the trailer, is when the old woman renting a room to Lola asks him if he is a man. When Lola replies in the affirmative, the woman replies, “Ah, that’s fine, just so I know how to leave the toilet seat. I’ll get some biscuits...
...watchful eye. At the very least, when we say things, as I have in this column, which may be seen by those to come, we should consider those who will be most affected. To my grandchildren, then, if you haven’t been admitted to this fine institution, my apologies—but wherever you are, you should know you have my utmost support. Unless, of course, you go to Yale; in that case I’m writing you out of my will.Matthew A. Gline ’06 is a physics concentrator in Quincy House. His column...
...Kimbara would have faced a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine...
...about love, death, Hell, and obsession, so a certain excessiveness is appropriate. The actors throw themselves wholeheartedly into their demanding roles, stomping around the stage, yelling and muttering (and doing both in song form, which can’t be easy) and going mad. Hanson and Eckert are in fine form during the intense moments, but incongruously maintain that high pitch when called upon to be less emotional. These moments are few and far between, however. The intensity of the play isn’t limited to the lines and their delivery. The instant the audience enters the theater...