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Facebook messaging is even less personal then e-mail but fast becoming a preferred means of communication for boys on campus. I find it presumptuous to assume I check my profile daily (which I do) and ruder still to think I’m going to respond to such an elementary avenue of expression (which I will). Clearly there’s a social facet of facebook.com that’s still taboo, an underlying tackiness that should discourage use of this site for a serious flirtation. But casual contacts are acceptable, and confirming friendship is a must. Unless...
...Bilotti, Fee, and Frenchie all denied responsibility for the beating. The peace and quiet may prove fleeting. Sovereign hopes to resuscitate its virtual salespeople within a week. In order to avoid—again, amusing—arrests, FM would urge readers not to respond with a repeat of this act. Next time a computerized man yells “Hey Harvard!” to you, play it cool. “Nice pants” is always a good reply...
...media likes to hype large presidential pay packages, but universities can’t ignore the marketplace,” he said. “Demand is exceeding supply for university presidents, and it is appropriate for the board of trustees and the Harvard Corporation to respond to competition in the marketplace...
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...within the necessarily restricted allocation from the UC. Unfortunately, these constraints are irrelevant to the artists with whom we negotiate. Artists expect inordinately high fees simply because Harvard has a $27 billion endowment, and they enjoy such high demand that their availability changes on an hourly basis.The HCC must respond to their inflated prices quickly or risk losing out on opportunities. This shapes our artist selection process—the single most difficult part of our job.Consulting tour data, name recognition, and our counterparts at other colleges, the HCC evaluates a myriad of prospective artists in a matrix relating venue...