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Speaking of hot women, one of the redeeming qualities of February is the annual Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. But the best two-page spread this year did not involve swimsuits or models, and instead hinted at one more reason to dislike the month: it was a humble four-color ad for ESPN, with a black-and-white photo of Celtic greats Kevin McHale, Robert Parish, and Larry Bird at the Boston Garden. The heading on the opposite page read, “Without sports, 32-00-33 wouldn’t be considered beautiful...
Queen Elizabeth might save herself some trouble by borrowing a page from Summers’ newly-written book of wisdom. Words and actions cease to be personal for those in observable positions of power, and can have a significant impact on institution one represents (be it monarchy or University). The Queen might consider putting her best face forward, especially considering she is the face of the British Monarchy...
University spokesman Joe Wrinn says that Harvard’s position on the current legislation is consistent with their stance in the lawsuit that is currently pending with The Crimson (See story Page...
Although legislation is pending that would require private police forces to release incident reports, there is no direct precedent in Massachusetts for either side’s position (please see story, page...
...your way over the latest version of the Google Toolbar, a popular Web browser add-on that attaches a search box and an extra row of buttons onto Internet Explorer. The new version (available at google.com) includes a feature called AutoLink, which can transform plain text on any Web page into a link that sends users to a related site for more information. AutoLink, though still in beta, has many Web watchers crying foul because it gives Google--not users or publishers of sites in which links are embedded--the power to decide which sites it sends...