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Recent Dartmouth grad and Monday night devotee Ann Smith says he appreciates Lindy Hop for its spontaneity, but points out that “you really have to take cues from your partner...
With the help of statistics guru Bill James and dozens of other baseball minds, Epstein is taking the George W. Bush strategy of filling his office with proven “smart” guys. Also like Bush, Esptein is a Yale grad. Unlike Bush, Epstein can form a complete sentence. As long as Epstein’s Sox don’t turn out like Bush’s Rangers, things should...
...still, $35,000 a year to wax eloquent at 15-minute interviews and to recognize the order of silverware (which every self-respecting child of the ’90s should know from Pretty Woman anyway) seems a smidgeon too steep. And was this grad just being facetious? Or do our four years here teach us, in addition to reading critically and coming up with two-minute soundbytes in sections, to be functioning, socialized adults in a certain stratum of plum society...
...results of the survey will remain a secret until tomorrow when they are displayed as part of the annual Physics Department Puppet Show, in which second-year grad students traditionally skewer the faculty. First-year grad students and undergrads in the department flock to the show to see professors subtly (and not so subtly) mocked for ineptness in the classroom, for overworking their poor second-years in their laboratories and for doing useless research...
...write to make known my utter disappointment in the article published recently in The Crimson describing Agatha M. Okyere ’81 (News, “Harvard Grad Prepares to Leave Home on the Street...