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...Several passages reflect Cobain's well-documented heroin addiction and bouts of depression (he committed suicide in 1994). Others - like a huffy list of band rules - reveal the surprising ambition of an artist who popularized a genre - grunge - that scorned popular success. - reported by Andrea Sachs
...such consensus. There is a wide range of opinions and predictions regarding the role that Houses will play in the future. Chopra feels the loosely-knit House communities are still recovering from randomization. With the implementation of the lottery, facilities have to be equalized to “better reflect each House being a microcosm of the whole College...
Much of the reasoning behind randomization was that each House should reflect the ethnic and socioeconomic blend of the College. All-white houses were an anachronism in Harvard’s carefully cultivated atmosphere of diversity. The quest to fully integrate the Houses is somewhat impeded by the fact that blocking groups are still decided by students themselves and may or may not continue to reflect racial segregation...
...Anne M. Fernandez ’03 hopes that blocking groups become more ethnically varied and is confident that it will happen. “As the College works towards more diverse Faculty and a more diverse student body,” she reasons, “it will reflect itself in all areas of student life...
Assistant Dean of Freshman James N. Mancall agrees. “Just as ‘Cultural Rhythms’ reflects our diversity now,” he says, “other events will reflect the diversity of Harvard 25 years from now.” It will be more difficult to accurately reflect campus diversity in 25 years with one sold-out dance performance, Mancall thinks, because Harvard will continue to draw international students from currently underrpresented areas...