Word: sashaã
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Dates: during 2003-2003
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Mendy plans to escape to Florida with Sasha once they marry, using his U.S. passport—his mother is American—and her money. But the characters Mendy has met get in the way. They make Mendy doubt Sasha??s love for him, and, in his disillusionment, he tries to return to his family and the safe Hasidic world he left behind. In this world of ideologies gone wild, however, going home is not an option. Mendy’s adventures in the real world end with a bomb he unwittingly helped smuggle across a checkpoint...
Alexander “Sasha?? B. Schwartz ’04, a two-time Putnam Fellow from the suburbs of Philadelphia, came to Harvard for this very reason. “I knew I wanted to come since ninth grade,” Schwartz says. “It has the best undergraduate math in the country...Because the students in the class are at a high level, the students can be taught at a higher level...
...dainty feet need to look good even when no one can see them. Unfortunately, a manicure-pedicure combo starts at $50 everywhere in the Square, a price absurd even for royalty. Sunny Nails in Central Square is far more reasonable, and has massage chairs (pedicurists at Pure Line and Sasha??s Skin Care both twist your feet and rest them on their laps). Near the Quad, Fancy Fingers is a deal...
...hair removal, Harvard’s princesses rave about Pure Line on JFK Street for eyebrow waxing, while others trek to Dellaria in Kenmore Square for the arch wonders of Danielle. Teresa at Le Pli is also a favorite. While some expressed doubt about Ricki’s and Sasha??s, one veteran insists that Lena at Sasha??s has the “best, fastest and most painless Brazilian wax ever.” FM will take her word...