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...thing is, the most striking aspect of my first Celtics experience wasn’t the posh atmosphere, and it certainly wasn’t the basketball (Celtics-Clippers, let’s be honest here). Hell, it wasn’t even the bonehead who decided to douse the home team’s bench with pepper spray and delay the ending to a terribly played game. Instead, my mouth dropped open at the history crammed into the arena, making it the perfect microcosm of a Bostonian’s sports memories starting from the early 1900s...
...Last week, Duterte held a live, nationally televised press conference to deliver his defiant message to the terrorists. Extending the middle finger of one hand, he declared, "It's our turn now to start bombing you ... I will create hell for those criminals ... It's either I who will be killed or you, you idiots." The war on terror began in Southeast Asia just a few months after 9/11. It's far from over...
Annenberg is closed to you. Dunster and Mather are way the hell down by the River, and Currier, Pforzheimer and Cabot are conveniently located just Yardside of New Hampshire...
...confusing estimates about eventual enrollment. This complicated problem of predicting enrollment figures, combined with an archaic, decentralized and inefficient hiring process, leaves both professors and graduate students in the dark. Consequently, as doctoral candidate in sociology Felix V. Elwert explained, shopping period becomes the “week from hell.” While undergraduates are leisurely shopping for courses, potential TFs from across the University are scrambling to keep as many job options open as possible. And as Elwert pointed out, “At Harvard, people do evaluate each other by how much they get done...
...answer. If students utilize the proposed “liberal add/drop period” just like they use the current shopping period, it is unlikely that preregistration estimates will be any more accurate—making preregistration powerless to ameliorate the “week from hell.” But even if estimates are improved, Harvard’s TF hiring practices will remain anachronistically disorganized...