Word: matthewes
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Summers. Boys may be better at math and science, but are they better at streaking across football fields? We’ll decide that, Larry. You have fierce competition. 5) President Ryan A. Petersen ’08. Running alongside Faust. They do kind of have matching hair. 6) Matthew L. Sundquist ’09. You may be running uncontested, but let’s see you run naked. 7) A Lamont Security Guard. Now let’s see what they’re hiding. 8) N. Gregory Mankiw...although on second thought, that seems like way more...
...departments might have to use drastic methods to get dough—such as the Statistics department playing the lottery. Burn. “I think they’re very proud of the capital campaign, so our timing may have been off,” explains Drill Master Matthew S. Fasman ’08, who is also a chair of the Crimson’s Information Technology board. The Columbia Athletic Department could not be reached for comment. The band prides itself in its scripts. “I think they’ve all been in good...
...tempted Harvard students—but this year’s Undergraduate Council (UC) election threatens to be one for the books. With less than two weeks before the deadline for candidacy declarations, only one established ticket has emerged. In confirming the bid of current UC Vice President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 and Finance Committee Chair Randall S. Sarafa ’09 for the UC presidency and vice presidency, UC insiders have suggested that there will likely be no other candidates who are currently UC representatives. Even more troubling, no potential outsider candidates have come...
...average student’s vantage point, it would be nice to see the UC return to those issues where they can expect to win, or at least be taken seriously. The last six weeks notwithstanding, UC President Ryan A. Petersen ’08 and Vice President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 have scored some important victories, most notably calendar reform, which was the result of diplomatic persistence...
...There’s a certain currency associated with a big-name DJ,” says Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, secretary of the Mather House Committee. “I think when people are planning a weekend, they’re drawn to that. It gives a certain legitimacy. There’s something nice as an event organizer knowing that you can trust the music selection, the scratching, the transitions, the performance-related aspects...