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...faculty retreat was a bit of a disaster,” one preceptor said. “David Pilbeam came in and gave an obviously unprepared speech where he talked about how we shouldn’t be worried about losing our jobs, that everything was okay, and that everything would stay the same in Expos. I think that was the moment that suddenly we preceptors saw ‘behind the curtain’ what a mess everything is in, how no one knows what they’re doing, and how we’re in more trouble...
...Young said. “We had to pull his single out of the water, and it was like Jaws. I had fun with the kids there, they were friendly, but that was kind of a little stain on the entire experience. The kid ended up being okay, though.”Since Mulcahy and Young joined the Crimson lightweights, the Harvard program has reached some important milestones. As freshmen in 2005, both Young and Mulcahy watched as the first and second varsity eights swept gold at Eastern Sprints. The win marked the Crimson’s first varsity Sprints...
...Pamuk reminisced about the burgeoning of his compulsion to write. “I argue that just like some people need a pill every day, I need some time to be alone in a room...to write every day. If I do that, I’m okay. If I don’t do that, I’m upset,” he said. Pamuk was asked by an audience member for his thoughts on the proposed condemnation of the Armenian Genocide by the United States Congress. “You know, I was expecting this question. Don?...
...motivation is entirely different: these three blockmates are all vegans who have joined an underground movement known as “freeganism.” “The idea is that if something has already been thrown out and is going to waste, then it’s okay to eat even if you normally wouldn’t feel morally permissible to do so,” says Barnard. “It just seems so ridiculous that there would be so much food out there in a dumpster when people are begging on the streets...
...become a doctor or a lawyer or a consultant or an investment banker. One of the motivations of starting “Freeze” was that I wanted students to understand that they’re not the only professions out there, and that it’s okay to do what you want to do. There are people that want to do something else with their lives and there are students that are happy that this magazine exists...