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Opening night of the only Shakespeare play on campus this semester. A renowned physician’s daughter is determined to rid the French king of a strange illness, hoping that the favor will be returned with her choice of a husband. How will her chosen one react to being made a prize? Shakespeare’s gender-flipped tale is an under-performed gem. A collaboration of the Quincy House Drama Society and the HRDC. Through Dec. 13. 8:30 p.m. Tickets $8; $5 students. Quincy House, 58 Plympton St., Cambridge...
Last month, the people of California flexed their electoral muscle and got rid of one of the Golden State’s least-popular politicians, the aptly-named Gray Davis. But at Harvard, we’re basically stuck with our elected incompetents. Representatives on the Undergraduate Council are protected by prohibitively excessive recall rules that do nothing to increase accountability...
...question is, can we get rid of some of the costs without losing the benefits?” she said. “And that’s what we mean when we say Reclaiming the Game...
...First this University wants to get rid of our library,” one student vented to the Cabot-open list, referencing plans to cut Hilles library’s holdings. “Now they don’t mind if we get molested walking to 7-11 for food at midnight...
...long, the Crimson blitz had Cowan—the Ivy League’s top-rated passer—scrambling backwards and sideways, going to extremes to get rid of the ball. And although Cowan was sacked only twice, he was hit—and hit hard—by captain linebacker Dante Balestracci and junior linebacker Bobby Everett on several occasions and hurried on countless others...