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...advising and tutoring, is also examining plans to reshape.BSC director Abigail Lipson said “there are many, many things that will have to change,” but declined to give details on the plans being considered.“Our priorities for next year remain the same??to focus our availability during students’ busiest times of the year and to continue to offer services that support students’ learning and development,” she said.—Staff writer Danielle J. Kolin can be reached at dkolin@fas.harvard.edu...
...This isn’t last year’s Crimson, but one thing remains the same??the goal of winning the ECAC tournament, and making a run at that elusive national title, is well within its reach...
...their careers and their recent glimpses of fame, both actors come across as modest and reserved. Though Dennings was much more talkative than her costar, who gave little more than one-line answers. It’s easy to assume that Cera and his characters are one and the same??and he didn’t offer up much to confirm or deny that suspicion. When asked about the differences between his own experience as a child actor and the experiences of the regular teenagers he portrays, Cera said, “Well, the characters are totally different...
...representational politics. Just look at the group’s name, or the title that Tariq Trotter self-consciously adopted years ago (to wit: freestyle track “@ 15” features the lyrics, “I have black thoughts / Therefore my name’s the same??). The Roots have always invoked canonical elements of black culture—their first proper release was called “Things Fall Apart,” after all—and as one of the few touring rap acts featuring extensive funk instrumentation, they?...
...Columbia University in New York, but also the novel’s author. Debauer sets off to New York to get some answers.But the real surprise is that this predictable twist—that the author of the story and Debauer’s father are one and the same??doesn’t feel hokey. The old saying really does hold true here: the meaning lies not in the destination—or, in this case, the climax—but in the journey.And the journey in “Homecoming” is unique. Schlink refutes...