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...nearly 22 years in Cambridge, there are geologic layers of Ned all over this city, places that remind me of moments of my past everywhere I go. I don’t have any regrets now about staying home for college, but soon it will be time to move on??I need to explore. Still, I’m a bit apprehensive, naturally, about the people I’ll be leaving behind, at least for the moment. There’s the impending breakup of the Fab Four—my three best friends from China, Ethiopia...
...table. Devoid of the usual uproarious goings-on of a Paris nightclub, the scene in both paintings is sullen, pensive and lonely. A small tin of face powder at the table in the first painting exposes the naturalness of the subject—caught without her make-up on??and perhaps even Valadon’s more personal desires: rice powder was worn by courtesans in an attempt to imitate the pale faces of the women of the Parisian aristocracy. “The Hangover” (from the Fogg’s own Wertheim Collection) features...
...should not underestimate how difficult it is for an inexperienced or underachieving team to just “turn it on?? come playoff time. For some perspective Harvard’s run is roughly equivalent to Missouri’s Elite Eight appearance in men’s basketball this year as a No. 12 seed after being ranked second in the country in December. Before that, you have to go back to 2000, when an immensely talented but underachieving North Carolina men’s basketball team reached the final four as a No. 8 seed...
...Horowitz said that blacks in America enjoy the “greatest freedoms and most thoroughly protected individual rights” and yet he never addresses such things as the clearly unbalanced judicial system or racial profiling. Horowitz also complains that blacks in America should “move on?? since slavery ended over a century ago. It must not occur to Horowitz that blacks received civil rights only in his lifetime...
...administration has decided to “pile on?? with their own brand of institutional bias against Harvard athletes in the name of admission purity. Why? Because some other colleges have already done so. Since when does Harvard follow Princeton, let alone Amherst, Williams and Bowdoin...