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Romina Garber ’06 spent last summer writing a book for Rabbit??s Foot Press called “Life Has No Rewind Button, But You Can Hit Pause.” In her research, Garber learned that time off’s effectiveness varies widely depending on how it is used...
...digestive systems in lecture. The animals can absorb the nutrients from plant matter only in the small intestine, but food is digested in a part of the gut that’s farther “downstream.” So how do plant nutrients finally get into the rabbit??s bloodstream having already passed through the small intestine undigested...
...support” to any upcoming “stein clubs, formals, charities, plays, etc.” Friedman even told The Crimson that he wanted to get the airline involved in the Harvard-Yale football game. Think Judge Doom at the end of “Roger Rabbit??”—eyes were wide with the possibilities for promotion, commerce, and advertising.Unfortunately for Friedman and Vandenberg, though, the College administration wasn’t happy when it caught wind of their big ideas. After just one promotional event, University Hall declared the Harvard campus...
...always looking for things a bit out of the ordinary that have a ‘Wallaceness’ to them, a task that you could really do without.” It seems Park’s good taste is widespread: last week, “Were-Rabbit?? topped the U.S. box office, a feat that can’t possibly go unnoticed by the DreamWorks execs. Sadly, tragedy struck the very next day, as a warehouse fire destroyed almost all of the figurines Park had been developing since the eighties. What this means for the future...
...former, the mutual attraction between Wallace and his lady-friend is bittersweetly cleft when she reveals her aversion to cheese, evoking the unresolved disquiet that eloquently capped the second season of BBC’s “The Office.” “Were-Rabbit?? is more akin to the subsequent “Office Christmas Special,” with the romance subplot concluded in clichéd Hollywood feel-goodery. It might be too much to suggest that there was studio pressure to deliver a happier ending, but it hardly seems a stretch...