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Police said Warner would lurk around Harvard Square and befriend boys about 14 or 15 years old, many of whom were homeless. Warner allegedly solicited older teenagers, ages 17 or 18, to help him meet younger teens...
...bumbling working guy; he is blessed with brilliant comic timing, and his waistline is Gleasonesque. At the same time, Moore was once the editor of a left-wing magazine, and he considers himself an activist sniffing out the hypocrisies of corporate America. The comedian and the reformer lurk within Moore, and just as he did with Roger & Me, he winningly manages to express both these sides of himself on TV Nation, his satirical newsmagazine that debuts on NBC this week...
While myths associated with Widener, Memorial Hall and the Union run rampant, very few of us are aware that the deepest darkest, most fearsome secrets here at Harvard lurk in--The Quad. In order to penetrate the compendium of riddles, the pandora's box of mystery, the den of debauchery we know and love to be the Quad, I decide to investigate one of the truly remarkable institutions here at Harvard...
...while there is faculty support for English10b, disputes over the canon still lurk beneaththe surface consensus...
Hidden Faults: More disasters lurk under California's crust...