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...look at global millennial consumers, from thobe-wearing MTV producers in Dubai to Hermès Birkin-toting jewelry designers in Beijing. Suffice it to say, this generation doesn't feel that it needs to "earn" luxury. Yachts, vacation homes and tech gadgets are all on its proverbial "to do" list...
...Texas native competed in the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships and brought home a fourth-place finish and her first indoor All-American accolades after clearing a 1.83m bar, matching her career best jump. “She went in there as the last person on the list and came out fourth,†said Harvard assistant coach and high jump coach Will Thomas. “She was the underdog...and she beat a lot of competitors.†Christensen’s prior 1.83m clearance was last year against Yale in the outdoor...
...than last year’s total. Last year, the Cup was the target of inter-House thievery when it was stolen from Cabot House in late April. The robbery resulted in a flurry of accusations and threats, primarily aimed at Mather, over Cabot’s e-mail list. The House that wins the Green Cup will receive over a thousand dollars this year. Students can also win prizes of up to $150 for individually sponsored projects. Current Green Cup standings show Lowell in sixth place, but DeWolf, who is also a Crimson photographer, said that the majority...
...laugh, they may even fear that women are trying to push them out of the gene pool. There are, of course, exceptions: Sarah Silverman. Tina Fey. Ellen Degeneres. Rosie O’ Donnell. But the fact that I have to include Rosie O’Donnell in a list of funny people should suggest how slim the pickings are. At Harvard, too, women in comedy are few and far between. Improv groups, humor magazines, tv shows, the stand-up comedy society: each features no more than a handful of women, if that. This isn’t because these groups...
...legal coca markets. Not surprisingly, the Bolivian delegation was the first to issue what it called an "energetic protest" against the INCB's recommendations during the agency's annual meeting this week in Vienna. It also put forward a proposal to remove coca from the U.N.'s narcotics list. That's not likely to happen. The big question is whether the U.N. will adopt the INCB proposal - which would essentially leave Bolivia and Peru in breach of international law if they continue to allow coca's non-narcotic use and commercialization. That in turn could result in the U.N. calling...