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...injury" or "tendonitis" or any other variations on the theme, even unafflicted Harvard students have started to call our increasingly common problem by the abbreviation "RSI." RSI has moved from the realm of the scientific to the realm of casual lunch conversations. Everyone has heard of it. As a random sampling, I can count the number of victims I know on 10 gradually stiffening fingers...
...watch "Dead Poet's Society" and decide, carpe diem, that I would drop out of school to pursue an unlikely acting career. No, when I describe myself as a gambler, I mean it in the most base sense of the term. I wager money on the outcomes of random phenomena...
...Some [women] might think it's kind of random," she acknowledges. "I don't know if there's a stigma attached to women's wrestling, or if [Harvard women] just don't know about it." Still, she notes, that as a fitness activity, "it definitely beats stair master...
With the debate to reemerge after a full cycleof random assignment, some masters sayrandomization has not accomplished all it wasexpected...
...served to further pinhole Elster into a largely villainous portrayal. If the editors had any intention of accurately and honestly informing the student body, they would never run a story like this until they had more information than two lines in a police blotter and a couple statements from random segments of the student body...