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...year’s takes an incomplete view of courses and hurts the quality of the CUE guide. Restricting access to the CUE will give students who use the CUE guide a concrete interest participating rather than a vague sense of obligation or hope of winning that elusive free iPod. For a student body so loud in its complaints about its TFs and workloads, Harvard students this year have proven remarkably apathetic in constructively criticizing their courses. Only half were willing to take time out of reading period to provide valuable feedback for professors and administrators. It?...
...should, of course, buy and enjoy our armadas of gadgetry, but not forget that they all come with an “Off” switch, and no natural law commands us to keep them ever next to our hearts. Perhaps a day at Harvard shorn of cell phone, iPod, and email would be inconvenient, but it would also bring us freedom from constant contact—before we too do not “know a star in the sky.” Paul G. Nauert ’09, a Crimson editorial editor, is a social studies concentrator...
...suspects was found carrying an iPod whose serial number matched the iPod that was stolen from a Harvard undergraduate on Saturday, according to Paik and Catalano...
Saturday’s victim, a sophomore, was walking from his residence to Lamont Library at around 3:35 p.m. while listening to his iPod when he noticed two men following him down Linden Street towards Harvard Yard, he wrote in an e-mail...
...demanded the victim’s iPod, which he gave to them, and the victim then took out his cell phone, preparing to call the police. At this point, the robbers also demanded the victim’s cell phone...