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Name: Miles Silverberg (“Murphy Brown”; Grant Shaud)School: FAS Year of Graduation: 1988 Academic and Professional History: Producing “FYI”, the fictional TV newsmagazine at the center of “Murphy Brown”, is Miles?? first job after Harvard, where he had studied Murphy’s reporting style as an undergrad...
...August 3, 1852, when a group of Yale rowers challenged their Crimson counterparts to a two-mile race on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire. Harvard won the contest, which became an annual event held on the Thames River in New London, Connecticut. The varsity race now covers four miles??the longest crew race in the country...
...always self-produced their albums, a fact which Gray says has contributed to their independence of record company whims and standards. Rumor has it that the sessions for Liquid Skin saw them singing through toilet rolls as well as underwater, while the album take of “Get Miles?? is the second time they ever attempted the song, after the first take had to be abandoned when a microphone fell off the barrel where it had been resting. For In Our Gun, they mastered much more complex and demanding studio techniques, but still using their trademark...
...ever, there was a lot of monkey-excitement in Mark Hauser’s Primate Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory this week. First, “Miles?? in cage three distracted researchers by loudly fellating himself for several hours. The next day saw the world’s first reported case of interspecies cockblock, when Felix P. Johnson ‘03 entered the lab at an inopportune time and scared off some monkeys about to get it on primate-style. The two workers already in the lab, one of whom had a video camera, were very disappointed...
Because I’m wearing a “Life is Good” T-shirt, every so often someone calls out, “Life is good, buddy” or “Life will be a lot better in 3 miles?...