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...square feet, and it’s expanding by 11 percent in the next year, according to Faculty Dean Jeremy R. Knowles’ annual letter released this October. To hold its energy consumption constant over the next year alone, FAS would have to reduce its consumption per square foot from its current level—about 45 kilowatts, according to the EAC report—to under 41 kilowatts. And then, there’s Allston. The Allston campus—which will nearly double Harvard’s current size—won’t lie entirely...
...wait. It's all right. It's good news. Two blue dolphins were choking on plastic they ate off the side of their aquarium pool, and no medical instrument could access the blockage. So, for a change, something sensible was done. The world's tallest man, all seven-foot-nine of him, was summoned - from the flock (of what, yaks?) he was herding in Inner Mongolia. His great long arm reached in past the gag reflex, grabbed the plastic and pulled it out! Mission accomplished...
...think at first she’s just a transvestite, but then you suddenly realize that it’s actually just an optical illusion: in her words, “I do not impersonate females. How many women do you know who wear seven-inch heels, four-foot wigs, and skintight dresses?” True that, RuPaul, true that. —Tim R. Hwang ’08 may have finished fourth in the 2006 UC Presidential elections, but he’s still working towards its demise...
...into listening to “Daydream Nation” on loop in an attempt to “expand my mind.” ^_^ 2. “Boys and Girls in America” by The Hold Steady—Being only 16, I have never set foot in an establishment that serves alcohol and don’t really understand this concept of “bar rock.” The lead singer doesn’t even sing in this band, he just speaks the lyrics. : / 3. “The Life Pursuit?...
...assists in the first half, the Crimson took better care of the basketball in the second half, giving the ball away only three times while racking up eight assists to finish the game with 15 assists as well as 15 turnovers. “We shot ourselves in the foot with the turnovers,” Sullivan said. “We came back in the second half when there is a little more pressure and really played a turnover-free game until the end.” Each of Harvard’s first four baskets to begin...