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...park's rugged inner regions. Some Berber families now offer half-board lodging for as little as $12 a night. But for those looking for a bit more pampering, the Kasbah recently opened a cozy three-guest-room lodge, the first of its kind in the park, where host Omar welcomes hikers with a hearty handshake and a basin of rose water. A simple refuge overlooking a traditional village of flat-topped mud and stone houses, it was a perfect overnight stop on a two-day hike into and out of the Azzaden Valley, where the bracing Atlas air felt...
Please show this to your prefrosh! We address this column to the prefrosh because they have the most potential and most promise to achieve the amazing things Harvard students are capable of. The worst mistake a Harvard student can make is matriculating here. When your host takes you out this weekend remember to take a handful of salt with those first few desperate tequila shots. Obviously, the school is going to try and put its best foot forward, but they won’t tell you that that foot is as fake as the foot on the life-size otaku...
...finally comes through in the clutch.Even though I flirted with joining political or news publications, when I arrived on campus I knew that I’d end up writing sports for The Crimson.I often feel tinges of guilt over my obsession. In a place with a host of academic resources waiting to be tapped and professors who are giants in their fields at one’s disposal, I could be devoting my time to learning about something more consequential than sports. While many of my peers at Harvard remain casual fans, most have already kicked sports down several...
...when Don Imus, host of CBS Radio’s “Imus In The Morning” program, referred to the “nappy-headed hos” of Rutgers women’s basketball, his equally egregious remarks were met with an unusual amount of public disdain and, in the end, dismissal. It remains impossible to predict which instances of insult will stop being benign to American audiences and begin to offend. Amid the furor over Imus’s own misstep, we must acknowledge that the onus of accountability extends well beyond the shoulders...
Imus was, somehow, the highbrow incarnation of what has come to be known as the “shock jock,” the radio host whose flimsy moral fiber and gleeful coprolalia earn him the respect and adulation of the common folk. It took a handful of references to Hillary Clinton as “Satan” and “that buck-toothed witch” (epithets people across the country invoke daily for no reward at all) to win him 1.6 million listeners a week and the sponsorship from Bigelow...