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...live-in girlfriend, Elisabeth H. Cohen ’06, believes there is a link between Tusk’s passion for theology and his penchant for the bizarre...
...Salon, entitled “Harvard and Heroin,” detailed his drug experiences throughout his life, including his heroin addiction during his postgraduate years while living in New York and Boston. After a number of hospitalizations, including an incident in which a doctor said he’d “never seen anyone come in here in this condition and live,” Mnookin underwent treatment at a live-in rehabilitation clinic in Florida, and has been clean ever since...
...there's a lot more going on here than meets the eye. Spokane is actually a radical experiment in urban wireless technology, a live-in laboratory where city-employed nerds are crash-testing the wireless technotopia of the future. All of downtown Spokane, including the park that I was sitting in, is a massive wi-fi hot spot, a whole neighborhood enveloped in an invisible field of high-volume Internet access that covers 100 city blocks. The same way some libraries and coffeehouses offer wireless Internet access, all of downtown Spokane is a wireless surfing zone...
...whacked on The Sopranos, she was happily settled into New York City life, juggling duties as a co-owner (along with an ex-boyfriend) of Filthmart, a vintage-clothing store in lower Manhattan, and producing a TV special, an homage to country singer Waylon Jennings, the father of her live-in boyfriend, country musician Shooter Jennings...
...intensity of the camp environment, both socially and academically, provides a distilled—and admittedly simpler—version of the Harvard experience. Nonetheless, the University could learn much from the camp’s commitment to its students’ mental health. Every House ought to employ live-in mental health professionals to serve as all-hours resources for students and staff. These individuals could work alongside senior tutors, who are already overburdened with administrative responsibilities, to keep up with particular students, provide training to tutors and coordinate between academic and health professionals. If Harvard were to embrace...