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...Everyone seems to have a lot of house pride before they really know anything,” said Andrew P. Oakland ’09, newly in Adams...
...really amount to anything. Sure you’ve been placed into Adams or Currier or Mather, but what does that even mean? Thanks to randomization, the Houses have been stripped of any sort of personality, and with that, any true sense of community or House pride. After all, there isn’t much substance to a “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...
...between Taiwan and China are required to detour over Hong Kong, Ma said. Other audience members asked about Ma’s position on Taiwan independence, his thoughts on Taiwanese cultural identity, and his comment on Academy Award winner of Best Director Ang Lee being the “pride of Asia.” “He’s more candid than I thought,” said Yinliang He ’08. “I was also surprised that he tried to answer every single question and didn’t shun away from...
...living so far away from school will foster between them. In the back of their minds they all realize that they will eventually have singles where they can sit by themselves thinking, “Why am I so lonely? Why do I hate everyone?” House Pride In the olden days, housing assignments were not random and all the minorities on campus lived in the Quad. Having grown tired of explaining why all the white people lived in the best houses, the administration instituted a random lottery. Technically speaking, then, house pride should have wasted away...
...today, scream loudly in Annenberg, and wail your cheers for House pride. Venture out of the Yard to tour your new home. And make a good impression on your older housemates—no one likes a party pooper, so don’t act dejected at your housing assignment...