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...after their thesis is completed and get surprised with a swift kick from oral examinations. An empathetic FM offers 15 things to say if you blank out. (FM is not responsible for the consequences) 1) I feel this oral examination is concentration-normative. 2) Karl Marx, Friedrich Hegel and Jessica Simpson walk into a bar... 3) My dog was stoned and ate all my books. He was very hungry. 4) How’s your marriage, Professor? Not having enough sex? Feel the need to take your frustrations out on undergrads? 5) I may not know the answer to that...
From St. Louis, Missouri, JASMINE B. WOODARD ’09 lives in Weld. She likes to shop in Boston, read magazines, draw, and go out to parties. Jessica is involved in the Women’s Leadership Network and the Association of Black Harvard Women, and over the summer she plans to work in Princeton with Junior State of America, or at a non-profit in Chicago. She can do without the cold at Harvard, but she loves the people...
...Molina “Son” (Domino) 4 Stars Living in an age of celebrity, we’ve come to take crossover attempts for granted. We’re willing to look the other way while Lindsay Lohan records a solo album; we’ll forgive Jessica Simpson for taking a turn on the silver screen. But there are limits to our tolerance. There are rules specifying who can move between film and tape, and who can’t. Actresses? Sure. Athletes? Maybe. Comedians? No way. Juana Molina is—or was—just...
...than many expected. After beginning the final nine holes with three consecutive bogeys, Balmert parred her final six holes of the tournament, while sophomore Debbi Amanti, who finished 29th overall, did the same in five of the last seven holes. Freshman Ali Bode took eighth place individually while sophomore Jessica Hazlett ended the day at No. 13. Had Sunday’s action taken place, the Crimson very well could have walked away with both the team and individual championship trophies. “We really had a shot at winning,” Balmert said. “Harvard?...
...Story” hopes to strike a chord with its audience. Mostly unfamiliar with the show before rehearsals began, Brondfield has grown to be a “fan of [the music],” and hopes the audience will feel the same way. —Staff writer Jessica A. Berger can be reached at jaberger@fas.harvard.edu...