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GREEN ROOM Japan's pavilion, built with recycled materials, had solar air conditioning, geothermal heat and microbe-powered fuel cells...
...self-segregation and intra-house homogeneity, but flattening these wrinkles with the iron of randomization was a quick and ultimately careless fix, one that has resulted largely in the social sterilization of Harvard. Unfortunately, in an attempt to pick up the social slack, final clubs have instead taken the heat...
...hitting a nail; and “Social” which happens when sparks fly between the hammer and the nail and everyone drinks. As far as Collins can remember, from summmers spent mixing drinking and sharp objects, sparks have never flown. “I used to heat my house with wood, so the fact that flipping a hammer is a party trick is kind of funny to me,” says Daniel A. Reid ’06. Harrison R. Greenbaum ’08 calls himself a “stump virgin” but says...
...trick. So on Nov. 1 the 106,480 people at the Flemington track (and around 10 million Australian television viewers), many of them teaming blue-and-red Makybe caps and masks with their feathers and ties, were more nervous than the favorite, who was characteristically unfazed by the heat and fuss. She didn't run the fastest (record-holder Kingston Rule was three seconds quicker in 1990) or carry the heaviest handicap weight (the legendary Carbine carried 65.5-kg to win in 1890). But that hardly mattered to the whooping crowd, who reached toward the victor's gleaming flanks...
...celebrated the completion of CGIS after a long and arduous process of negotiating with the City of Cambridge and neighborhood activists about the size and location of the complex. In his remarks, Summers acknowledged that the project had faced “a certain amount of political dust and heat.”Harvard and the community also sparred over the University’s failed plans to construct a tunnel under Cambridge Street which would link the two main CGIS buildings. The city had demanded $10 million in compensation from the University, while Harvard offered a package administrators valued...