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...Evelyn R. Wenger ’11 is back on her home turf. The New Hampshire native spent her summer canvassing in the state and has been on two other Dems trips this fall. Her canvassing partner (and blockmate) Maia Usui ’11 can’t even vote. Usui, who was raised in Japan and attended high school in Thailand, considers the trip a more exotic experience than her politically-minded friend...
...seven public locations on campus, including the Malkin Athletic Center, the Science Center, and the Quad. The UC held a preliminary discussion on the initiative at their meeting yesterday, and are still researching whether the College would contribute to funding the program, which would cost $40,000 a year. Maia Usui ’11, a UC representative who has championed the program, said she hopes a trial will begin before winter break. The newspaper program would likely cost $4 to $6 per student per year. Funding could come from the UC’s budget of student activities termbill...
...proves successful, it will insure that Crimson Reading will continue to exist as its founders leave the UC and Harvard. “No one who was around for the start of the Crimson Reading will be here in a year or two,” said UC secretary Maia Usui ’11. Hadfield is getting married, Staff is studying abroad, and the current UC members who were involved in the project will soon graduate. Usui said few people on the council now could handle the time commitment and technical know-how of maintaining CrimsonReading. Usui...
...still a cash cow. Over the past two decades, with work of very fluctuating quality, Hirst has assembled a net worth that the Sunday Times of London estimated earlier this year at $364 million. The money has bought him a farm in Devon where he lives with his companion Maia Norman and their three sons; a Gothic Revival mansion that he plans to convert into a private museum; and a house in Mexico where the family relocates for three months a year so Maia, who's Californian, can surf. When he's in London for a few days each week...
...doors of supermarkets as residents stocked up on food, and cars formed queues at gas pumps as motorists filled plastic jerricans. "Everyone is in a panic but trying not to show this. We are afraid if one person shows it, everyone will. We are trying to calm down," says Maia Gvaramia, 33, who stocked up on food yesterday for her two young children. "We don't know what will happen. Everyone must prepare...