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...knew it didn’t go over the crossbar, so I had the idea that it went in, but I wasn’t positive,” Pettit said. “Everyone up top saw it go in??I got all of it, that’s for sure...
Self-satisfied students immediately scorned the inane hippie agitators, who just didn’t get that eating chicken and wearing cow is the natural order. Sure, nobody favors animal abuse, but according to many students, theatrical stunts like the recent “love-in?? won’t convince anyone to go cold turkey on meat. It’s certainly disappointing that so many Harvard students, who ostensibly favor justice and fairness, hastily dismissed a group promoting those exact ideals...
...spirit of Harvard baseball, think about other ways to “usher in?? the spring season on your own time. Put away the ski cap and bust out the sweat-stained ball-cap. Deactivate weatherbug. Put on your shorts. Refuse to wear a jacket...
Mathews said that after Palmer invited him to the class, he decided to organize a demonstration dubbed “Fur Out: Love In?? against the use of fur clothing to take place on March 1, when he is scheduled to appear before the class. Mathews said that he will put a large bed in the Square and invite the public—with or without clothing?...
...monologue. Many professors claim that Summers kept them in the dark as he considered the possibility of moving some of FAS’ sciences to Allston. Similarly, the interest he has shown in potentially building undergraduate housing across the river blindsided a student body now routinely deprived of input in??or information about—such decisions. In fairness, Summers has not made permanent decisions about Allston yet. But it is difficult to dismiss Professor of German Peter J. Burgard’s concern, expressed to The Crimson after last week’s meeting, that...