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...less still for students aiming to air their personal dirty laundry. A number of blogs have appeared on the site which amount to semiprivate diaries of their authors’ lives—a way, in effect, for a group of friends to keep tabs on one another despite hectic Harvard schedules. This seems harmless—insofar as it increases comfort levels with blogging, quite valuable even. Still, when creating new discussion forums we ought to think carefully about in which category (public or private) they belong, lest we clamp down unnecessarily on conversations which should rightly have been...
...postponement midway through the competition before the regatta was finally called a bit early due to the trying gusts. The conditions might not have been representative of what Harvard will be facing for the rest of the season, but the regatta served as a good test before the hectic period of the year begins. “[The conditions] tried our patience,” Devlin said. “But it’ll make us better in future regattas.” —Staff writer Malcom A. Glenn can be reached at mglenn@fas.harvard.edu...
...adage says that acting is reacting. However, the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HRDC) also could argue that policy-making is reacting. Born in spring of 1984, Common Casting was HRDC’s executive response to hectic, conflicting schedules within the University’s dramatic community. The HRDC website explains Common Casting as a “week of auditions held at a central location at the beginning of every semester, where you can audition separately for nearly EVERY show that’s happening around the Harvard campus … for that semester. Anyone, whether affiliated with...
...this music can’t quite sell itself. Battling everything from bad reviews to bizarre bicycling accidents, Stereolab’s had it pretty tough the last couple of years. There have been personnel shifts, distracting side projects, and, most damaging, the death of vocalist Mary Hansen. This hectic beginning to the millennium seems to have left Stereolab a bit dazed, a shell of its former self. Try as they might, the group’s most recent release sounds like they’re just going through the motions. There’s very little...
...League postseason rules earn us little praise—(un)deservingly so. As great as it is to see us near the top of the APR ratings, it should be expected, not lauded. This is, of course, Harvard.Granted, the life of a Harvard athlete is indeed a hectic one. Few exceptions from coaches regarding schoolwork and even fewer from professors regarding athletics equal awfully busy days full studying, lifting, and trekking back and forth across the bridge to and from the athletic facilities. It’s a demanding existence, no doubt—but I would argue that...