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...source of non-termbill funds could be the “One Ring?? program—a partnership between the UC and Harvard Student Agencies that gives undergraduates an opportunity to buy class rings. The contract for the program was renewed at last week’s meeting of the full UC, with the provision that “funds generated through the contract shall be placed into an account which shall be opened independently by the President of the Undergraduate Council...
...prologue of Lauren Willig’s “The Deception of the Emerald Ring?? is promising. Grandma is playing matchmaker for Harvard history graduate student Eloise Kelly, the novel’s intermittent first-person narrator...
...Deception of the Emerald Ring?? betrays its author’s ability to write intelligent witticisms. I can only hope that Willig’s future fiction endeavors will have less slush to slide through...
...stop is an outgrowth of a long standing Boston plan for a public transportation “urban ring?? that would enable people to get into the western area of the city without being forced to connect through the Downtown Crossing and Park Street stations. Harvard wants to expand the ring more deeply into Allston than originally envisioned in order to create a “life science necklace” that would link Boston University, MIT, and Harvard...
...come from falling victim to the movie’s own theories. In regard to the hoodoo, we are warned that it “can’t hurt you if you don’t believe.” Eventually, writer Ehren Kruger (“The Ring??) builds up enough back story—combined with some freaky black-and-white film work—to get us believing for a moment, too. If this mirrored effect is intentional, it is a brief appearance of genius. If not, at least it gets the blood pumping...