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Do you ever find yourself walking around Cambridge and realize, all of a sudden and for no apparent reason, that something smells like fermented anal leakage? You may fear that you momentarily blacked out and farted, then regained consciousness and smelled the fart you made [1]. But rest assured, you...
To the editors: It is important that students and other readers of The Crimson know several critical facts that were missing from last week’s article concerning DormAid and Harvard Student Agencies (“DormAid Could Face HSA Lawsuit,” news, Oct. 6). This is...
For five years, ever since George W. Bush entered the White House, it's been an axiom of international affairs that in comparison with the U.S., Europe is socially and politically liberal. In many ways, that is still true. But changes in the political climate have a habit of creeping...
Who is going to benefit from this largess? It won’t be the poor Superdome victims highlighted on national television. Instead, chances are that cronyism and corruption will line the pockets of well-connected businessmen and officials. The government has a proven inability to manage and oversee spending...
Legally, you are stuck. Most leases contain a holdover clause that entitles landlords to collect double the rent plus legal fees from tenants who remain after the lease expires without a signed release. Baltimore real estate attorney Thomas C. Barbuti recommends that, whenever possible, parents of the roommates co-sign...