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...don’t really want to totally forget it, because you want to remember what you need to work on,” co-captain Peter Karlen said. “But you don’t want to concentrate...
...delicious word. Roll it over your tongue slowly. It tastes like chocolate, sinful, delectable. Like the Hasty Pudding Sundae at Ben and Jerry’s in the Garage—a guilty pleasure. Which is, I suspect, exactly what this alleged instance is for most of the College. Forget Shakespeare in Love. Think Shakespeare in College: whatever happens, it reads as a tragedy of ludicrous and tabloidesque grandeur. We’re usually watching from afar, not with ringside seats. And here’s the secret: Harvard College students are involved in a scandal and you like...
...Forget the storybook drama about the child prodigy who laces up her first skates at the age of two and glides hour after hour in lonely ice rinks so she can someday bring home a gold medal. That's yesterday's Olympic profile. It's certainly not Yoko Miyake's story. She's a snowboarder, and this band of offbeat rebels doesn't play by the old rules. Many of the sport's stars didn't even want to join the rarefied Olympian world, when the suits who run the quadrennial ice-fest invited them in four years...
Today, a gory SGPC combat video is on sale at some radical British mosques, presumably as a recruiting device. "What people often forget is that without money - and above all, without fake documents - Islamist terrorists would have a much tougher job preparing their attacks," says a French justice official. Perhaps the recent arrests will make that job even tougher...
...twists and surreal cartoon-style drawings expertly mar the serenity of pieces created by Susan E. Bell ’03. “Party Scene,” Bell’s depiction of “the party generation,” will make you want to forget entirely about Harvard parties. As for “Dave’s Girlfriend”—well, she’s got a style and an unexpected allure all to herself...