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...roommate’s computer to read the message. The whole process took about 10 minutes, so it was tense—but also pretty funny.” She added that she had little time to celebrate her success, because she had a midterm the next day. Galbreth, a native of Signal Mountain, Tenn., said she discovered her interest in Medieval literature during her time at Harvard. “I liked that the Middle Ages felt foreign,” she said. “Reading the texts can be a bit like traveling because you step into...
...days ago as I waited for a shuttle, I decided to call my mom. Perhaps it was my fatigue after a particularly brutal midterm, but as the crowded shuttle bounded closer to the Quad I reverted to my natural Texan drawl, filled with lots of “mama’s” and “ain’ts” and some elongated vowels that could make my English tutor faint...
...plebeian assemblage, or simply want their coffee in the morning and are too good for the dining hall?), it’s clear that Lamont is not best serving their needs. Luckily, there are other options, many of them closer to most of the Houses than Lamont. So this midterm season, if you find yourself with a dire need for a jolt and/or change of scenery, try one of the spots we’ve listed below. We’ve ordered them in descending order, from most likely to inspire the next Great American Novel to most likely...
...professional music,” says Barron. “What keeps us here is a love for music and a love for HRO and for making music and brining it to the community,” CHALLENGES AHEADAt the end of one recent rehearsal in the midst of midterm week, Yannatos lamented the absence of a large portion of the orchestra. “I bellyache so much about the intrusion of the academic on the extracurricular, and I don’t know if we’ll ever get anything solved there,” says Yannatos...
...Political Brain,” by Emory University psychology professor Drew Westen argues that the average voter makes his decisions based mostly on emotion and gut feeling, and not on reasoned stances on the issues. Many have commented on the role of anger in the 2006 midterm elections in sweeping the republicans out of office. I believe 2008 will be the year of frustration...