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...Tintin moving at this relentless pace? The young reader takes it for granted that Tintin will always be on the move, just as he assumes that the Hardy Boys will always be on the trail of one more mystery. But for the grownup reader, it's difficult not to interpret Tintin's constant motion as an evasion of mortality. Tintin's metabolism, like that of all other children's book characters, is governed by a simple law: Stop moving and you grow old and die. Archie and Jughead keep driving around suburbia for the very reason that once they stop...
...tempting to interpret the trend towards larger blocking groups as indicative of an increasingly fragmented and atomized House community. In this light, the Staff encourages future first-years to limit blocking groups to only their "close friends and potential roommates...
Though Dining Services' hunger awareness dinner was cancelled due to lack of student interest (News, April 21), we should not interpret this as evidence of lack of student interest in the issue of hunger. Interest in the Walk for Hunger, a 20 mile walk which raises money for hunger programs, has been great this year, with 17 different Harvard groups signed up to walk so far. Students who want more information on this particular way to combat hunger should visit www.hcs.harvard.edu/~csa/walkforhunger. BRIAN C. O'MEARA '01 April...
Though Dining Services' hunger awareness dinner was cancelled due to lack of student interest (News, April 21), we should not interpret this as evidence of lack of student interest in the issue of hunger. Interest in the Walk for Hunger, a 20 mile walk which raises money for hunger programs, has been great this year, with 17 different Harvard groups signed up to walk so far. Students who want more information on this particular way to combat hunger should visit www.hcs.harvard.edu/~csa/walkforhunger....
...Jane supposed to be reality for the all-grown up Sassy gang? Are we to interpret it as the next logical step? Sassy made the world seem, to me, like a very small place--like a neighborhood filled with sisters who could give you a few pointers along the way and tell you if you had toilet paper stuck to the bottom of your shoe. Looking at the world through the magazine's rose-tinted cat-eye glasses convinced me to hang in there, that new ideas and a hip new world were around every bend. Maybe I was just...