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...heart the College's advice to go forth to better serve thy country and thy kind. As he, at least for the time being, departs the public sector, he leaves behind an example of dedication to a mission and to public interest that undergraduates today would do well to heed...
They paid little heed to a score of boisterous protesters enacting an oddly surreal, '60s-style pageant outside the vast convention hall: long-haired, body-pierced youths waved hand-painted signs with such slogans as SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL and DON'T LET THEM NAB OUR AIRWAVES; a 30-ft. red, white and blue banner proclaimed MICROPOWER; and a red-bearded man in sandals and beret cried out, "Communication is your divine right whether you're a human being or a dog or a lizard! Bring back the village square! Let microtransmitters bloom in every town and city...
...haircuts are created equal. Debbie E. Yeh '98 had been warned about the dangers of Cambridge haircuts. She paid the price for her failure to heed the warning signals. She explains, "When I first went to college, the person that normally cut my hair said I should get it cut short [before I left] to avoid the chop-shops." Yeh refused to listen. Tragedy struck when, during her sophomore year, she got her hair cut at a to-remain-nameless institution in the Square. "It only looked right if I held my head at a 20-degree angle," she laughs...
...yourself are a pre-med, take heed...
...books Lewinsky purchased there -- which, the Washington Post says, include Nicholson Baker?s steamy classic, ?Vox.? Starr is well within his rights, but the first whiff of a First Amendment battle is likely to erode what little public support the prosecutor still has. ?Ken Starr seems to give little heed to the basic right of all Americans to read what they want, free from government surveillance,? says Steven Shapiro, legal director of the ACLU. It?s a powerful argument -- and with Barnes & Noble set to join the fight, it all makes for the kind of ding-dong courtroom diversion that...