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...community” of people who have nothing in common except that they were all randomly placed in the same building. Imagine how much more fun and vibrant the House communities could be if they actually stood for something, as they did in the past??with the artsy kids in Adams, the jocks in Mather, and so on. A common problem that often arises at Harvard—one that led to randomization in the first place—is the confusion of the ideas of community and of segregation. The connotation of the word...
...Lastly, though it may be tempting to “get past?? the first kiss smoothly by downing a few drinks, don’t rely on inebriation as the source of your charm. (And bring your breathmints.) Make the first kiss an authentic experience if you can... it may be the first of hundreds more to come...
...Streak. Why not? I’d just turned 21, I wasn’t a kid anymore, and goodness knew I could stand to loosen up a little. More importantly, I felt like I’d been given a rare chance to revisit and possibly change the past??I’d be surrounded by the people I knew long ago, before I’d begun my difficult marriage to teetotalism. Convinced that a moment of consequence was looming, I brushed my teeth, donned my favorite shirt, and went...
...Massachusetts’ highest court ruled this past March that judges can allow juries to consider evidence of a homicide or assault victim’s violent past??even if the defendant in the case wasn’t aware of the victim’s history at the time of the crime...
...soared in defiance.Luckily, Hollinghurst’s current visit to the U.S. offers American readers a second chance to discover his work. With a paperback edition now available on this side of the puddle, let’s hope that–after shying away from Hollinghurst in the past??American readers will now be ready for “The Line.” —Staff writer Laura E. Kolbe can be reached at lkolbe@fas.harvard.edu...