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...It’s Called Networking: Call up your grandma??s brother’s daughter’s niece’s best friend’s brother who goes to Yale. You’re all family...
...students’ rooms citing safety concerns. The Crimson reported that students were furious and demanded the right to make s’mores and wax political (or simply procrastinate) in front of a cozy blaze. cough, cough! Another potential hazard lurking in the dorms—or grandma??s house—is asbestos. This fibrous rock, mined (not surprisingly) in Canada, emits airborne particles when processed. After years of inhalation, the particles can cause mesothelioma or other lawsuit-inducing cancers. However, it’s important to note that asbestos is only harmful when the materials...
...panned. Unsurprisingly, a majority of this year’s unscreened films fall into one of those categories. In particular, Adam Sandler’s production company—Happy Madison Productions—has blighted the cinematic landscape twice this season, with puerile ensemble farces “Grandma??s Boy” and “Benchwarmers.” Both movies suffer from hoary plots, cut-rate production values, and the bleached non-acting of washed-up Saturday Night Live alums. Yet these faults seem unlikely to alienate the films’ natural audience...
...student needs would relieve financial aid recipients of an undue burden, expanding opportunities for personal and educational growth and encouraging public interest work. Such a policy would serve the interests of these students, of the general public, and of fairness and equity at large.And it might make answering Grandma??s question––you know the one––a lot more fun this spring. Paul R. Katz ’09, a Crimson editorial editor, lives in Hurlbut Hall...
...middle of summer,” she said.2003’s “The Long Christmas Ride Home” tells the story of a mother, father, two daughters, and son who are miraculously spared from teetering off a cliff during their drive home from Christmas at Grandma??s; however, it largely focuses on the after-effects of tense family dynamics. Drawing on Bunraku traditions, each child in the car is represented by a puppet operated by an actor who will later play that child as an adult. After almost falling off the cliff, however...