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Interested in horses? Admit it, when you were 12 your room was covered with posters of horses and subconsciously you still haven't gotten over the fact that Santa never brought you a pony. Well, this Saturday is a chance to get out of Harvard, pet some horses and watch the Harvard equestrian team compete in their last show of the fall season. The show is sponsored by Boston University and is a mere 25 miles outside of Boston at Holly Hill Farm. Directions are mad complicated--if interested contact Michael Haynie at mhaynie@fas, FREE...
...calls from other chicks while I'm out on dates." Waqaas S. Fahmawi '99 says, "I have found it to be a great asset to my social capital." Does everyone have phones just to keep social lives swinging? Or is it just that the Tamagotchi, "the original virtual reality pet," is passe, and now people are lining up for more pocket-sized...
...Junor insists that for years after the wedding, Camilla was just one of Charles' many good friends. Junor also asserts that the infamous bracelet Charles gave Camilla before his wedding had a more benign significance: the initials "GF" on it stood for the platonic "Girl Friday," Junor claims, not pet nicknames Gladys and Fred, as Diana believed. Junor also alleges that Diana made late-night anonymous phone calls to Camilla, saying things like "I've sent someone to kill you. They're outside in the garden...
...hero," who is likely asleep while our villain is drinking Old Crow, listening to opera and amusing himself by throwing cats into ovens or something. Of course, as in any Hollywood film, the one inviolable taboo is that no matter how many humans are gruesomly murdered, an adorable pet cannot die. As in any film based on a work by Stephen King, there are scenes like this one, whose horror is edged with an absurdity that seems almost humorous...
Many politicians view the Kennedy School as a perfect forum for promoting their pet causes. For reporters and politicians alike, the forum's academic character and the prestige of the Harvard name suggest meaningful discourse...