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Moore also garnered a mention in the New York Times from Rangers coach Glen Sather, on the decision not to bring Moore up to the NHL when Eric Lindros went down with an injury...
Believe it or not, I actually do have a positive recruiting experience to talk about, and I think it is important to mention. A few weeks after my first recruiting debacle, another firm presented itself in a totally different light. It came off as laid-back and fun, and although the environment wasn’t low pressure, it didn’t have a bloodthirsty desire to rip your guts out and eat you alive. The recruiters seemed to be enjoying themselves, and most of them had a few drinks while we talked. I felt comfortable in the situation...
...Jordan Bar Am ’04, a latecomer to Views and Booze and a politically active campus liberal, followed suit with a glowing endorsement of “the second amendment. Oh wait, free speech. The first amendment.” Wootten perked up at the mention of the second amendment, the right to bear arms, while Moon yelled, “Yee-hah!” and reached over to clink glasses with him in approval. “Ooh, can we talk about guns?” asked House. “I don?...
...person in possession of Rohypnol is not necessarily intending to use the drug on another person before an assault. Watch the six o’clock news on any given day, and you might hear of a man pulled over on a highway and found with Rohypnol. Inevitably, the mention of Rohypnol is followed by the utterance, “the date-rape drug.” Was the man going to use Rohypnol to facilitate a sexual assault, as implied by the inclusion of the phrase, “date-rape drug?” Maybe...
...representation on the board is not enough to open a black box that has been sealed shut for 113 years. But it would be a symbolic victory and would signal the College’s desire to be as open-minded as Harvard Law School—not to mention Yale, MIT, Stanford, University of Chicago and University of California at Berkeley—which have already recognized the value of student representation on their disciplinary boards...