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...It’s sad to say that it doesn’t seem that a majority of the [Faculty of Arts and Sciences] would support divestment from weapons manufactures at this point,” he said. “Nonetheless, it is important to raise the issue...
...being eccentric. Anyone who undertakes interviews in a giant pink furry hat and an ISSUES T shirt doesn't leave herself much choice. ("It's a crazy world right now," Williams explains. "May as well wear a crazy hat.") But challenging? Miserable? "Maybe people see my songs as sad. Whatever," she says dismissively in her Louisiana drawl. "Even if you want to talk about a darker song of mine, I still see the glass as half full. I'm coming from a place of empowerment. I'm not being sucked down into the bowels of misery. I mean, Gawd...
Unfortunately, access is just the tip of the iceberg. The sad truth is that Gross cannot possibly understand the intricacies of all the issues that currently fall under both deans. We have been assured that the curricular review and the Ad Board are top priorities and will therefore fall under the new deanship, but what does that mean for everything else? Will Gross and his successors remember that cable television and better shuttle service are top student priorities? Will they care about keycard access, our pitiful MAC, and student group office space? It seems all too likely that, instead...
Some Winthrop students said they will be sad to see Lamberth leave...
...here very sad but also very proud,” said Harvard coach Katey Stone. “Obviously we did everything we could to try to win this game and we came up just a little short and they beat us with an absolutely perfect shot...