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"He did not approach us. He doesn't work through an agent. We sought him out because we think he's on the verge of becoming the next big comic sensation," Aronberg said.
First to survive was German librarian Gunda Niemann, who had finished seventh in the event at Calgary. Niemann carries not a teddy bear but a judo doll to each competition, and it brought her luck. She shot from the starting line faster than countrywoman Heike Warnicke and won the 3...
Peninsula may be ideologically correct; but by rejecting that code, by pursuing sensation rather than sense, their staffers have proven themselves to be no better--indeed, no different--than the '60s leftists that once ravaged this great University. Eric Reis '92 Editor emeritus,The Harvard Salient
Unappetizing images of raw tomatoes blackened a la Chef Paul Prudhomme come to mind, coupled with the optimistic hope that perhaps such a quirky, unsightly dish will surprise us with a new, entertaining taste sensation.
Even though it just finished exams, Harvard had little trouble trouncing Northeastern 8-4 in the opening round of the Beanpot before a decidedly anti-Harvard crowd, behind a five-point effort from sophomore sensation Joe Cavanaugh.