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...August, locally-owned and independent stores occupied 78% of the business locations in Harvard Square. Ice cream chain J.P. Licks also opened a store at 1312 Mass. Ave. this summer, welcoming students back to campus last week with a day of free ice cream. —Staff Writer Hee Kwon Seo can be reached at hkseo@fas.harvard.edu...
...Staff writer Hee Kwon Seo can be reached at hkseo@fas.harvard.edu...
...ever did on SFU was to ask him to make it less conventional, and he could have used that kind of intervention this time. For a show about prejudice, True Blood is free with stereotypes: Sookie's sassy black friend, the flaming gay cook and sundry racist Juh-hee-sus-fearing rednecks. (When a boy sees Bill and tells his mother, "He's so white!" she answers, "No, darlin', we're white. He's dayd...
...young, left and right. The society has spawned myriad NGOs, civic movements and ideologically committed political parties that contest virtually every government decision as if the fate of the nation were at stake. No one in power gets a free pass these days: in April, alpha tycoon Lee Kun Hee, chairman of Samsung Group, the country's top conglomerate, was forced to resign after being indicted for tax evasion and breach of fiduciary duty. Under the circumstances, even the most well-meaning official must tread with heightened sensitivity to interest groups. Says Hahm Sung Deuk, an expert on presidential politics...
...raised $30,000 that the man released Choi, allowing him to travel to South Korea to be with his mother. Choi, who is now a high school student in Los Angeles, shared stories from the 14 years he lived in North Korea, as translated from Korean to English by Hee Kwon Seo ’11, who is also a Crimson news writer. In addition to recounting how his mother, a spy for the North Korean government, was sentenced to death for expressing her disagreement with the government’s smearing of an innocent man, Choi described the standard...