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...safari gear, like cargo pants and jumpsuits, in neon “street” colors. Besides the general ugliness of the clothes, the collection blatantly ignored the fact that almost all the settings that could reasonably allow the wearing of safari items—going on safaris, for instance??also make the wearing of bright colors unwise. Some fashionista on a trip to Africa to adopt an underprivileged baby is going to get charged by a rhino sooner or later, and it’s going to be all Michael’s fault...
...need to do is convince a majority of people that some factoid is true. For instance??Africa has more elephants today than it did ten years ago,” proclaimed Colbert. Never mind that the statement is patently false—it became “fact” on the African elephants” article on Wikipedia following the broadcast, and vandals and moderators battled it out until the article was temporarily locked...
...best friend joined the Pickle Family Circus, where she spent seven years as a contortionist. She says her role in the 2004 play “Venus”—in which she played a circus freak—is her “only real instance?? of “doing any contortion work at Harvard.” Some might disagree. In addition to her work in theater, Savitsky works two research jobs, contributes a column for The Harvard Crimson Arts section, is a peer counselor, does yoga, and says she even manages...
HUDS’ main mission is to provide food for all Harvard College students so that we don’t have to go elsewhere to buy something decent to eat. When people argue that HUDS is insufficient—when they call for longer dining hall hours for instance??they are also making the case that HUDS is not fulfilling this role...
...calculations that Harvard’s General Counsel made in loosening the College’s restrictions in the first place. While some students may be frustrated that there are still countries where travel will not be supported by the Univeristy—Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, for instance??they need to understand the responsibility the College has to protect its students. Waivers may not be able to absolve Harvard completely in the event of a tragedy in a country to which the State Department recommends Americans to defer travel. The potential consequences for the University...