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Harvard may pioneer a new Silicon-Valley in Boston one day, but until then, I’ll settle for an online study card filing system here in Cambridge. As much fun as it is to bubble in the numbers, I can live without the perennial rush for signatures. E-mail tag and sprints to emergency office hours were not the kinds of student-faculty interaction I had in mind when I chose starred seminars from the Courses of Instruction...
...epic. Mahmoud Fadl’s Nubian drums ignite the stereo but it’s Donna Summer who graces the final minutes. Impeccably mixed, rhythms mutate fluidly, as opposed to Gold Teeth Thief’s spastic collisions. Sparse French dancehall blossoms into jump-up jungle from DJ Rush Puppy; Bubba’s frantic “Ugly” glides into a head-nodding Akrobatik beat that gets swallowed whole by the industrial grind of /rupture’s Nettle alias; Mutamassik’s shuffling Sa’aidi breakbeats give way to hyperkinetic bhangra...
...Franken ’73, the 2002 Class Day speaker. He is the author, most recently, of Oh! The Things I Know! A Guide to Success, or, Failing That, Happiness. A five-time Emmy winner and one-time Grammy winner, Franken’s previous best-sellers include Rush Limbaugh Is A Big Fat Idiot. Almost everything. You name it, I don’t know it. Biology, physics, comic books, cars. Trees, bridges—how they work. No engineering at all. Refrigerators. Chemistry. I think you just look at the course catalogue and eliminate everything?...
With a quick and powerful block just off the line of scrimmage, Morris opened up a running lane that enabled sophomore quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick to rush for ten yards on a crucial third down late in the game. This spectacular play was just one of many for the All-American receiver, who had 11 catches for 210 yards and two touchdowns in Harvard’s season-opening win against Holy Cross...
...court on Friday after months of absences excused by medical certificates and his own parliamentary business. He listened to a fellow defendant parry questions about alleged bribes and Swiss bank accounts for about an hour. Francesco Cossiga, former President of the Republic and a sometime Berlusconi ally, said the rush to pass the change of venue law before the Milan verdicts are reached has "thrown a shadow'' over what otherwise would be a reasonable proposal to protect rights of the accused. Cossiga told TIME he believes Berlusconi and Previti should agree not to invoke the statute in their cases...