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This kind of unnoticed popularity has long been the status quo for Koch, who, despite having published fifteen books of poems, several plays, two works of fiction and three very influential volumes on teaching poetry, despite his long-standing membership in the famous "New York School" of poets, and despite his decades-long association with many of the most significant names in American literature, has never been of great interest to the academic critical establishment. His new books, when they appear, are readily available and widely read, but they never seem to generate much critical dialogue, to the point that...
Caroline T. Nguyen `00, co-president of theAsian American Association (AAA) and also aCrimson editor, was aware of the hate mail, andthe AAA membership was notified of it by e-mailover the weekend...
...kind of money? Better still, the University commissioned plans for the Katz Center just two years ago. And once the donations were in place, construction was completed in a remarkable two months. The only downside to the Katz Center is that Penn undergrads must pay $75 for a yearly membership. But that's not the point. The point: Where there's a will for a new gym, there's a way. GEOFFREY C. UPTON...
...wealth of leaders to the campus (former Undergraduate Council members, editors of The Crimson and the Advocate, a president of Perspective, leaders of the Phillips Brooks House Association, varsity athletes, a president of the Republican Club and prefects). Indeed, how many student clubs can claim such a diverse membership and such a ubiquitous, positive presence...
...Membership in Sigma Chi certainly does not come cheap: Dues are $425 per semester. However, the fraternity helpsstudents who cannot afford the dues to geton-campus jobs or to pay over a period of time.Members can also be sponsored by Sigma Chi alumni...