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...hell is it?! 7. “That kid” from section. Because you hear him (or her) talk enough in class. 8. Newly purchased Berryline yogurt. Mug unsuspecting customers before they dig in. If you eat the evidence, is it still a crime? 9. Professor John Parker. Where did that guy go? And is he still single? 10. Free booze. Now a rarity on campus, you’ve got to know where it is. At all times. 11. Your boyfriend/girlfriend, who you absolutely, totally, completely trust. 12. The UC party funds. “Follow the money?...
...bachelor’s degree from the University of Copenhagen in 1999. She earned a master’s in anthropology in 2002 and would have graduated this November. She met Wood while at Harvard, and the two were married last summer, according to fellow archaeology graduate student Parker Van Valkenburgh. Rossel had flown to the United States to visit Wood a few days before the accident occurred, Van Valkenburgh said. Rossel had a post-doctoral position at the University of Copenhagen. Rudenstine Professor of the Study of Latin America David Carrasco called her a “deeply valued...
...Wood while at Harvard and the two were married last summer, according to fellow archaeology graduate student Parker Van Valkenburgh. Rossel had flown to the United States to visit Wood a few days before the accident occurred, Van Valkenburgh said...
Once again, Harvard’s heavyweight championship four provided the highlight for the Crimson in this year’s Head of the Charles Regatta.Harvard coach Harry Parker historically puts his four strongest oarsmen in that famed four, and, as tradition has it, they rarely let him down.After a two-second loss to Stanford in last year’s championship four event, the Harvard entry defeated the Cardinal and all other collegiate competition yesterday, finishing the course with a time of 16:09.61. The Crimson placed fourth overall behind two U.S. Rowing boats and the Pennsylvania Athletic Club...
Nike's success is all the more remarkable given its earlier technology stumbles. One attempt at a gadget that could measure a runner's speed and distance was a clunky pod that attached to a shoelace. Mark Parker, then Nike's co-president and now its ceo, called the pod "the tumor" and in 2004 clamored for something better. Donaghu's group presented a prototype with a tracking device tucked under the sole. "The thought was to get rid of the tumor by making it disappear," says Michael Tchao, the general manager for Nike Plus...