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...complaining about the red phones, remember the examples of your forefathers. FDR had the first red phone, though he rarely used it, preferring instead to walk to a friend’s room to chat. Chief Justice John G. Roberts and his blockmates often “judged?? girls over his red phone, issuing his famous dissenting opinion in the case of Mediocre Asian Girl v. Learned Hand (1975). Mark Zuckerberg invented Facebook after too many girls hung up on him when he called to ask for their hometowns, dates of birth, and “favorite interests...
...layers of clothing just to be comfortable in his overheated dorm room, he decided to take action. On October 22, he sent an email to Yard Ops, which manages the freshman dorms, and cc’ed it to the Greenough listserv and a few others. He judged??based on the extremities of tropical warmth he felt—that lowering the temperatures about ten degrees would be not only more cost- and energy-efficient, but also more comfortable...
...game where players are often judged??fairly or unfairly—based on the number of goals they score, Turano’s name always fell behind the Kolariks and Cavanaghs of Harvard’s team...
...college hockey, though, success isn’t measured by rankings and regular-season wins. Once programs reach the level where they are expected to consistently play in the NCAA tournament, entire seasons are often judged??fairly or unfairly—on how they perform at this time of year, with little consideration given to what happened in the prior six months...
...conference contests will have implications in terms of overall rankings, but more than that, they provide the No. 3 Crimson (2-0-0) with the opportunity to be judged??by the league, by their foes and by the players themselves...
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