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...towns constituted an actual frontier for the colonists, a territory uncharted for them in which to institute their conception of civilization from a clean slate. The inter-actions between the Americans of the Archbuilder colony seem so elemental, summon such basic dilemmas and yield such unproductive results that the reader can only wonder why the Wild West was not indeed wilder...
...leaves a mean husband and two baby daughters in Cayro, Ga., to run off to Los Angeles with rock star Randall Pritchard and his pretty-good band, Mud Dog. Ten years later, her homing instinct kicks in after Randall is killed in the spectacular motorcycle wreck that hooks the reader on the first page of the novel...
...second response is a sort of justification for the current system of prioritization. There is not enough reader interest in certain sports to warrant more extensive coverage, editors claim. "Also, we can't force anyone to write a story. So we are limited by writer's interests, as well," Greene explains. He did concede that in obvious cases, when editors feel that a story must be written and no one is willing to take it up, an executive will step in to write the story himself...
There are spirited reader ripostes on both counts. Caitlin Colligan, spokesperson for the Sports Information Dept., insists that they have reports and results for every meet in each of the 41 varsity sports. Besides, team members said they would be happy to provide The Crimson with all the details it needed if it were writing a story. While the number of writers seems to be a legitimate constraint, information certainly should...
Kaustuv Sen '99 is The Crimson's Reader Representative. Sen, an economics concentrator in Eliot House, can be reached at readerrep@thecrimson.harvard.edu...