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...most juvenile crimes we see, the people know each other and there’s some rivalry between them,” he says. “The ones that occurred on Harvard property were strictly random acts of violence...
With the new eight-person groups, the College can guarantee that 16 hockey players will never again be placed in one House because the lottery is not completely random, explains Undergraduate Council President Rohit Chopra ’04. The Freshman Dean’s Office can tell University Hall if certain groups—for instance, two groups of eight athletes from one team—should not be put together...
...course, combinatorially harder to get homogeneity with larger groups,” he writes in an e-mail. “No one would suggest that a random model would be accurate here, but it’s fair to note that you have to be a lot more selective to get 16 of one sex than eight of one sex, drawing from a population that is roughly...
Fittingly, Golden’s book was purchased by Random House Publishers on the cusp of his 40th birthday—when he was 39 and 10/12, he says...
Even Golden’s editor at Random House, Robin Desser, admits that she initially had some reservations about a novel set in Japan written in the first person by a non-Japanese man, but she says that when she read the book she was “transported...