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...offer, selected in a way that is as arbitrary as winning the lottery, or being nominated for the Supreme Court by President Bush. Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, Mr. Canaday clearly enjoys the privilege of sleeping later, of spending less time in transit, of wearing more fashionable, less comfortable shoes??all because he lives in a more convenient location that he did nothing to deserve. For the sake of justice, Harvard needs to treat all students equally. Especially Mr. Canaday, the pompous bastard. It’s so unfair. I propose the construction of a futuristic, spherical, rotating...
...Harvard’s Secret Court” with skepticism—to question which details are fact and which are the product of Wright’s prodigious imagination. Are we any the worse off for reading that Roberts’ “highly polished English shoes??glistened in the dim light”—when, in fact, they might not have been highly polished (nor English, for that matter)? No. But as Wright blurs fact and fiction, the glisten of his highly polished prose grows ever-so-slightly dimmer.—Staff...
...p.m.Sighted! Corker—dressed to chill in dark blue jeans, a black Hilfiger tee, and pointy-toed brown shoes??chats up the under-21 line...
...band tended towards more instrumental pieces, since no one in the band was particularly comfortable behind the microphone. While they mostly performed covers of famous early rock favorites like “Great Balls of Fire,” “Blue Suede Shoes?? and “Johnny B. Goode,” they did have a few original compositions, including a vibrant rendition of the nursery rhyme “Three Blind Mice...
...me—and I probably speak on behalf of anyone else in my shoes??so much work has gone into getting here,” said Harvard assistant captain Ryan Lannon, whose rights are owned by the Pittsburgh Penguins. “[After] playing hockey for 20 years, to drop it right after graduation because there was no hockey here—that would be really tough...