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It’s easy to gravitate towards one side of your heritage when the other??s roots are far less clear—I’m a European hodgepodge on my father’s side. But Ireland also appeals to me with its history of dance, drink and the intoxicating notion of clanship. Besides evoking memories of long ago battles and ruthless warriors, a clan name has intrinsic meaning. When someone says “O’Dea,” my ears instantly perk up and I want to explore another...
...same time, Epps said it was difficult “for students to meet each other?? and acknowledged “a weakness in social life” that led him to push for the creation of Loker Commons...
...Each university is different, but clearly we can learn from each other??s successes and mistakes as long as we are sensitive to our local academic context,” he wrote. “What seems to be universal is the desire of scientists to collaborate across disciplines and the role of core facilities, computer power, and large-scale databases in the efforts of many peer institutions...
...What could have happened by having Yale, Harvard and Stanford, all with Early Action Single-Choice, affect each other??s yield negatively didn’t happen, and we’re pleased with that,” Dean of Admissions William R. Fitzsimmons ’67 said...
...University, explained in the April 30 issue of the New Yorker, that the severity of these actions is compounded by the nature of Islamic law, which prohibits homosexual acts. “Being put on top of each other and forced to masturbate, being naked in front of each other??it’s all a form of torture,” said Haykel...