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...always “asymmetric in nature” and should be avoided. 2) Proctors: also a no-no...at least for freshmen. “Proctors can provide social and academic advising, becoming a source of strength and support for first years,” says Sarah K. Lipson, a current proctor in Hurlbut Hall and executive assistant to the dean, adding, “Nothing would compromise this more than an intimate relationship between a student and his or her proctor.” In light of this unique bond between proctor and student, Lipson says...
...most heeded the call with expensive—or expensive-looking—get ups, though a rogue pair of “DHAs” was spotted near the dining hall’s tray return. The party was the brainchild of David C. Lipson ’08 and Sam J. Silverlieb ’08, who are roommates and members of the Pfoho House Committee. “Our aim was to create a party based on extravagance, creating the type of atmosphere one would see at an exclusive club or celebrity birthday party...
...affects the level of competition we can see on a regular basis,” Vogt said. But the Red Line has still found success on the field, which team members attribute to the leadership of its captains, Roebuck, Christopher C. Stevens ’09, and David C. Lipson ’08. “The captains devote a huge amount of time to the team, as much as a varsity captain would,” said Luke L. Sperduto ’11. The team has also benefited from the strong freshman class of Stubbs, Vogt...
...West Nile Virus Task Force does not consider it an immediate threat. The mosquito-borne virus, which can be lethal to humans in a small minority of cases, has surfaced in the greater Boston area every year since it first appeared in the state in 2000, according to Sam Lipson, the city’s director of environmental health. Lipson said that the development should not dramatically raise concerns about the disease. “A number of factors point to a low risk to humans,” he said. Lipson advised using insect repellent, wearing covering clothing...
...David C. Lipson ’08, one of the captains of the men’s Ultimate Frisbee team, said that part of the reason club sports rely so heavily on alumni is because of their niche nature. In addition to the nationally competitive club rugby team, club tennis, cycling, and skiing, there is a club equestrian team, a badminton team, and a jujutsu team...