Word: heapings
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...those more powerful. With this intellectual foundation—supplemented by texts and discussions—it is not surprising that the students’ work is highly conceptual.Hannah B. Merriman, a second year graduate student at the Harvard Divinity School, sits on the floor surrounded by a tangled heap of fabric and thread. She lifts an elaborate metal structure covered in a veil of canvas, and puts it on her head. Merriman is creating performance art—a multi-piece costume that she will wear while walking through a labyrinth spray-painted on the Divinity School parking...
Whose head would you like to inhabit? No one's, really. Because I'd want it to be someone really smart, and that's a heap of trouble. If you're too smart it can limit you because you spend so much time thinking that you don't do anything...
...records. With Penn’s 30-13 loss to Princeton at Franklin Field Saturday—the Tigers’ first win over the Quakers since 1995—it’s Brown and Princeton, not Harvard and Penn, who sit alone atop the Ivy heap. The Bears have only league whipping boys Dartmouth and Columbia ahead, virtually ensuring that Brown will end the season 6-1 in the Ivies. Princeton faces Yale and then ends with the Big Green. It’s a more difficult lineup than the Bears’, but it?...
...France and fought the Germans as a member of the French Resistance in World War II. It is clear from the beginning that the exotic, erotic, folkloric world of Kashmir will spell disaster. It is his abuse of power 24 years earlier that leaves him lying in a bloody heap on the stairs of India’s apartment building. Max’s relationship with Boonyi is a non-too-subtle allegory of the clash between Eastern and Western values, and although he is clearly a foil to Shalimar, he emerges as a tragic hero. We hate...
...look like on campus. The College’s Resource Efficiency Program (REP), with a robust conservation agenda all on its own, joined HGCI in 2004 to award Houses a Green Cup based on conservation. Whether student- or faculty-run, groups like the EAC, HGCI and REP deserve a heap of thanks for helping Harvard to win its Green Power award. However, all of these environmental efforts and accolades do not mean that we can start using Styrofoam cups again. According to an Oct. 28 Crimson article, “A study released earlier this month by Professor Daniel...