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...promote greater awareness and understanding of [reproductive] issues in the Harvard community by means such as publications, meetings, seminars, and debates,” it would appear only to exist on facebook.com. No students have stepped forward to organize a response to Harvard Right to Life??s recent poster campaign or the graphic anti-abortion pamphlets that bombarded many student mailboxes earlier this fall. And no student groups promoted or even drew attention to a recent Planned Parenthood rally at the Wal-Mart in Quincy, Mass., which protested the company’s imprudent “business?...
...Don’t Wanna Know” sample Celtic new age diva Enya’s plaintive melody “Boadicea” (same beat, different key and drums). In the words of Jay-Z (who notably ripped orphan Annie for “Hard Knock Life??), “What more...
...primary draw, the event attracted a variety of students. Paul G. Hamm ’07 said that life in college offers significant potential for defining moments. Hamm said he particularly agreed with Davis’ advice regarding the consequences of the choices one makes. Prior to addressing his life??s defining moments, Davis shared the story of a practice squad player whose rule-breaking sexual encounter cost the chance to play in the Super Bowl and, ultimately, the player’s job. Davis said, “one bad choice can ruin a lifetime of achievement...
...sort of religion advocated by Lewis, and, if one wants to tangle with the man’s philosophy, there are plenty of better targets than “Narnia.” Yet simply dismissing the Narnia books as advocates of “a view of life?? that is so “hideous and cruel” as to make mere consideration of it repulsive helps no one, and is merely evidence of closed-mindedness and bigotry—bigotry far worse than any of which Lewis is guilty...
Directed by Donal Logue RIA Productions 2 stars In “Tennis, Anyone?” director/co-writer/co-star Donal Logue (TV’s “Grounded for Life??) serves up a remarkably unimaginative and disjointed clone of last year’s midlife-crisis buddy hit, “Sideways.” Logue opens his debut with a white Chevy, blurred by heat, slowly making its way across the southern California desert towards the camera—emblematic of “Tennis”’s 100-minute crawl across the screen...