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...strikingly similar record to Harvard’s (8-1-1, 1-0)—both teams began the season with a bang and a six game winning streak, then registered a tie and a loss—in reverse order??before continuing to improve their record again. The Bears will also enter the game after recording two key wins—the first over Princeton, 2-1—to start off their Ivy League season with a much-needed victory. Brown’s second triumph occurred this past Wednesday, when the squad registered...
...sporting waitress informed us as she punched our orders into a handheld device that looked a lot like my TI-83 Plus. At first, her disclaimer sounded like an over-rehearsed statement of the obvious: shouldn’t all restaurant food be made “fresh to order??? But here’s the hitch: Wagamama is a fast food joint. Was the last Big Mac you ate “made fresh to order??? Modeled after the noodle bars that are ubiquitous in Japan, this British chain made its U.S. debut in Boston?...
...final clubs are on campus, their leadership and inner goings-on are notoriously secret. In my research, I e-mailed four current or former “punchmasters” of different final clubs asking for comment and received no replies, indicating that the notorious “gag order?? on final club officers talking to the press might actually be as much fact as fiction. The Committee report itself acknowledges the difficulty in “identifying the current officers” of the clubs but seems to ignore the fact that this problem will undoubtedly persist...
...Then there’s “All My Friends,” early frontrunner for song of the year. Freight train piano chords, a galloping bass, and Murphy belting out, “Where are your friends tonight?” Sonically, it’s New Order??s “Age of Consent” on HGH; lyrically, it’s something completely new. Objectively, it’s amazing. The singles get wisely buried in the mix. Cowbell-heavy “Us v. Them” ends up near the album?...
...transport to Logan airport. The council’s support of the program sparked e-mails condemning the use of UC funding for such a venture. The discontent caused Mather UC representative Matthew R. Greenfield ’08—by means of an obscure constitutional rule of order??to ask for a retroactive amendment, which was not upheld, according to both Greenfield and Sundquist. —Staff writer Christian Flow can be reached at cflow@fas.harvard.edu...