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...don’t get a lot of kids from Nebraska,” Murphy said. “They don’t really know what it’s about, how will they fit in. Sometimes their perceptions are great in some respects??like academically—but not so great in other respects. They perceive a lot of arrogance, a lot of pretensions, or that you need to come from money. We try to give them real information...
...November, The Crimson’s weekend magazine asked if we should have gone to Yale. Harvard is undoubtedly superior to our New Haven rivals in all respects??but when it comes to partying, the contrast can start to seem grim. Elis have late-night food, administration-sanctioned “party suites” and relaxed party curfews; we have limited off-campus options for eating and socializing after dark and our dorm parties have to stop an hour after midnight. The “People’s Republic of Cambridge” will...
Rubins says that producing plays and working campaigns are very similar in some respects??a group of dedicated people comes together for a period of time for a common goal and then disbands once that goal is accomplished...
...inspired passion for the work in all of us, and in sharing the work and the passion, we formed the bonds that frame our deeper lives,” said Plesniak. “He was larger than life in many respects??professionally and personally...
...highly inaccurate. The fact of the matter is, many equalitarian feminists oppose “women-only” groups, arguing (as Rubins does) that they actually create negative gender-based distinctions. A difference feminist—who thinks men and women are different, but equally important in some respects??would probably support “women-only” groups, but might not support the equalitarian ideal that women and men have to be equally good at math and science. By conflating the two positions (and really, there are many shades between the basic poles), Rubins succeeds...
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