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...best bet is January classes, though these offerings should not bear any resemblance to what’s currently in the course catalog. The shorter January should offer lessons in the general life skills that we bookworms have so often missed??a wood-shop class, for instance—or academic takes on our hobbies and amusements, like deciphering the true meaning of rap lyrics. But the most effective way for the College to remove all semblance of a Harvard J-term to actual school (and therefore drudgery) is to ask its students to serve as teachers...
...possible for everyone, and clearing up any confusion about what is or is not productive, here’s a list of those procrastination activities that will actually get you somewhere, and those that won’t.Productive – Reading the books that you “missed?? before a final. If you take this on as your productive procrastination activity, you truly have reason to be proud. You’re still doing coursework, and while reading demands considerably less thought and effort than writing a paper, in the end, both will help your grades...
...Saints could do nothing but play a hopeless game of catch-up the rest of the way.“Well, I think [the shorthanded goal] was huge” head coach Ted Donato said. “Tyler Magura last night had a 2-on-1 and just missed??the goalie made a great save...Defensively he’s huge for us, kills penalties, and it was nice to see him score a big goal and get rewarded for all his hard work. As far as its effect on the game, it gave us a huge...
...Neil Sherlock. It didn’t make much of a difference for the error-ridden Harvard return team. After a reverse on Princeton’s first play from scrimmage gave the Tigers a 72-yard touchdown and a 6-0 lead—the extra point was missed??the Crimson gave the ball right back when the kickoff bounced off freshman Glenn Dorris’ chest. Princeton’s Jay McCareins recovered at the Harvard 33-yard line. “We struggled at times on our kicking game today and we paid the price...
Every time his team took a shot and missed??which happened 30 times in the first two periods—Harvard netminder Grumet-Morris paced in his crease and threw his hands up in frustration. His team was performing exactly as it had wanted to, and the effort was entirely unrewarded...