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...early October, I finally took the plunge. Instead of heading directly up the escalator to the third floor of the Coop for an overpriced textbook or to the second floor for dorm furniture—as I had always done in the past??I lingered by the entrance. For the first time, I dug through a pile of crimson hoodies, each labeled with “HARVARD” across its front, in search of a size small. At colleges across the country, hordes of students advertise their school pride on a daily basis: Cal sweatpants litter...
This new accord could not have come about without the leadership of President Bush. While we have been critical of Bush’s foreign policy in the past??especially his ill-advised invasion of Iraq in 2003—his plan for a two-state solution is a sound one, and a good example of how American power in the world can be used toward just ends. The United States is in a particularly unique global position to influence the peace process, and it is our moral duty to make the most of it. Although Bush?...
...only contenders who have served on the council. Their campaign manager, Maryellen “Mel” C. McGowan ’09, says she expects this season’s contest to be a “slightly more low-key election than in years past?? because of the composition of the playing field. It would take “something new and uncharted,” she adds, for an underdog to trounce her team?...
...modernist in their leanings—the 119-year-old building’s façade and vestibule were restored while the theatre itself underwent a drastic modernization. Looking back on the old—the walls are adorned with old playbills and posters advertising events from generations past??the Theatre nevertheless manages to shoehorn in a 270-seat theater with a new sound system, motorized lights, and a stage thrust that also serves as a scenery elevator or a orchestra pit, depending on the production’s need. Offices and new rehearsal space fill...
...cautioned the entering class not to be afraid to question what they saw. “When you hear—in this most wonderfully tradition-bound institution—that something is because it has always been that way, take a moment to ask which of the past??s assumptions are embedded in that particular tradition.” That is a lesson that extends far beyond gender...