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It’s punch season again, and this year it’s really getting to us. We are sick of seeing sophomores dressed to impress at 7 p.m., only to return at 2 a.m tearing each other??s clothes off and pulling the trigger in the stairwells. Honestly, since when is social standing based on how much you can drink? It saddens us that many underclassmen, whom we had previously respected, are buying into this insanely sexist system. These all-female clubs are out of control; we speak for all men on campus when...
...being “outed.” And my admiration does not stop at more conservative groups. I do not support any of the disrespectful tactics employed by radical, left-wing activists on campus—such as disrupting a CIA panel by throwing up, calling each other??s cell phones, and shouting. Nor do I approve of almost any of the causes for which they advocate, including kicking the Coca-Cola Company off campus, giving workers a living wage, and forcing out military and business recruiters. I do, however, recognize their ability to influence or even...
...senior Erika Helbling finished in 83rd place—the best Harvard place on the day—with a time of 20:03 in the 5000 meter race. The next two racers for the Crimson came in within a minute and a half of each other??and at most, two minutes behind Helbling—were freshman Jessica Setlesss (20:36) in 97th place and junior Tiffany Abramson (22:07) in 103rd. The next meet, in which the full squads will compete, comes this weekend at the Heptagonal Championships. The meet is the defacto Ivy League championship...
...Dietterich ’10 on the clarinet and Momin M. Malik ’08 on the sitar. The trio began slowly, with each musician playing solo for a few minutes in order to give the others a feel for their style. Once comfortable with each other??s sound, the three began to play in unison, captivating those around them, with one student going so far as to motion frantically to his friend in the hall to come hear the trio. This kind of coming together of musicians was precisely the goal of the event...
...gawk at the Harrimans’ fights echoes a similar desire to watch the 9/11 footage over and over again. On the day of the attacks, when the smoking towers were glowing in every TV set, two people were deriving the utmost pleasure out of the possibility of each other??s demise. Kalfus suggests that such seething schadenfreude, while repulsive, is inescapably American...