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...World,” one of the strongest tracks from the new album. The guitarists unleashed, twisting and jumping as Casablancas nailed the impossibly high vocal line.The audience, comprised of both long-time and new fans, was uniformly ecstatic throughout the show.Brandon Jernigan, 20, who had never seen the Strokes in concert before, summed up the experience of most of the concertgoers when he told The Crimson, “The show kicked ass.” Maggy Schultz, 17, who told The Crimson that she has seen the Strokes before “four or five times...
...that some students say the number of requests they have received indicates a shortage of tutors. “There’s always a dearth of tutors,” said Sarah M. G. Otner ’06, who has tutored in psychology and statistics. John H. Jernigan ’06, another tutor, said he has had many conversations about a tutor shortage with BSC staff during weekly meetings for the Award Peer Tutor program. He said that the BSC will often ask professors for a list of students who performed well—earning...
...Although ‘Louie’ is a great guy, ultimately I just want a place to buy some beer,” said John H. Jernigan ’06, a resident of DeWolfe and affiliate of Dunster House. “He was something of a mythological figure to some students—he had a PhD and there were rumors of independent wealth—but as long as the new owner continues to sell beer and wine, it doesn’t make much of a difference...
...Newly-elected committee chairs include Elena M. Lalli ’06, CIVICS; Elizabeth W. McCormick ’07, Community Action; Adam J. Katz ’07, Conferences; Kevin P. Kiley ’07, Fellows; Craig M. Alpert ’06, Forum; John H. Jernigan ’06, Harvard Political Review; Vivek G. Ramaswamy ’07, Harvard Political Union; Bryce E. Caswell ’07, Internships; Kathryn C. Gluckman ’07, National Campaign; Thomas M. McSorley Jr. ’06, Outreach; Michael D. Schor...
...role of the internet as a news source resonated with some students. “I think the discussion of blogs was interesting because it seems like it’s a growing influence in politics and will continue to be an influence,” said John H. Jernigan ’06, an economics concentrator in Dunster House who attended the event and asked the panel a question about swing voters. The panel also discussed the relevance of yesterday’s vice-presidential debate, which was broadcast after the event on the IOP?...