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...writing is approached in a very different way—like conquering all of literature. He takes no shortcuts, whatever it takes,” friend and fellow novelist Mameve Medwed says. “By the time he sits down to write he knows everything there is to know??only Arthur would learn Dutch for his new novel...
...it’s not going to solve all the problems—it’s not going to solve the dance problem, as we all know??so we have to start looking at other areas. And, as I’ve told many of you in individual interviews, the expansion of Harvard University into Allston may only help undergraduate arts in an indirect way. If we can get someone who’s now here, in the Square, to vacate their space, we can take it over. If the transportation problem can be solved, Allston...
...don’t know??I think it’s because we have a lot of respect for them, and we realize that if we don’t play our best game, they’re capable of beating us,” Mazzoleni said. “Maybe it catches the attention of the kids a little better...
...teased up one side and down the other for coming here,” says Scott, adjusting his forest green “Remington County” hat. “Whenever I do something stupid at home, they jab at the typical Harvard stereotype. You know??solid book genius who has no common sense...
...Honestly, we were all having a good time and not looking for trouble at all. So I turned back around and was dancing, when I got body checked from behind. I turned around to see four or five girls—I don’t know??coming at me, scratching my face, neck, arms, and pulling at my hair. I was throwing some punches, and kind of laughing at the fact that I wasn’t getting hit, but rather scratched. I mean, who pulls hair, honestly...