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Somewhere between 12 and 2 – Kirkland House Drama means more than just the unapologetic vulgarization of Shakespeare and Neil Simon plays. Harvard formals are sort of like proms, and just like in high school, sometimes tempers flare and feelings get hurt. Says one Kirklander and prominent member of The Crimson: “I’m too hammered and dateless for this...
...Team member C. Andy Krantz ’12 said that the breakfast changes were especially limiting to vegetarians such as himself, who will have to rely on hard boiled eggs and cheese as their only sources of protein after morning practices...
...freshman, he made waves as a member of the College’s Right to Life club—designing controversial pro-life posters that featured pictures of an in utero fetus that sparked protest and debate about abortion discussion on campus...
...also on The Crimson’s IT board, in reference to the stated responsibilities of the new Student Initiatives Committee. These changes will take effect when the Council meets again next semester. Former UC Vice President Randall S. Sarafa ’09, who was a member of the Dowling Committee, voted against the legislation, saying it “pre-empted any reform at the College and University level.” “It’s unfortunate to see this reform being passed because it creates undue bureaucracy within the UC,” Sarafa...
...they may have had their doubts about EaP even before that. Fabio Liberti, a European affairs and security expert with the Institute of International and Strategic Relations in Paris, notes that the calls to push the E.U.'s influence eastward was devised by certain member states - above all Poland and Sweden - to counterbalance the Mediterranean Union that Sarkozy initiated last year to reach out to Europe's southern neighbors. Even that, Liberti says, was fueled by France, Italy, Spain and Greece trying to shift the E.U.'s center of gravity back towards the middle of the continent after the fall...