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...plans as logical as establishing a dictatorship of the proletariat up their embroidered sleeves—they were trying to reclaim the copper bells that a kindly Harvard alum saved from Stalin’s icy clutches seventy years ago before giving them a nice home on the Charles. Let??€™s review: if the bells weren’t annoying Harvard students every Sunday at one with their incessant ringing, they’d have been converted long ago into siding for some totalitarian warehouse after the commies melted them down. In response to this act of generosity...
...let??€™s get this straight: the Pope, who does not mince words when it comes to decrying the plight of the world’s poor and horrors of globalization, tells America’s supposedly devout leader that he needs to take a more moral approach to these issues—and all we hear about are stem cells? The same goes for the Vatican’s outcries at unilateral action in Iraq which—outside of Christopher Hitchens’ observation last winter that “An awful realization has been dawning upon...
...adventure in addition to the heightened political awareness: as a matter of policy, for example, she always books her flights on the last day of finals so she can leave the exam room backpack in tow. She recounts that last year, after being hired to write for Let??€™s Go: India & Nepal in the summer, she “subsided on my travel backpack for the whole of May after driving all my other possessions home, just because of the sheer exhilaration of landing myself into difficult situations...
Nitin Shah ’04, her managing editor at Let??€™s Go, says that “we really knew we were dealing with a pro in Tali when, during one of our researcher training meetings during the spring, she advocated hooking up with a random local on the first night in a country as a method of ‘acclimatizing to new cultures...
...Let??€™s face it: Bright Hockey Center should be renamed Bright Reading Center. It’s as quiet as a library on Friday and Saturday nights...