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...soon as they stop spinning, and throw them out of the way. It takes only an extra 30 seconds to remove the load carefully, instead of dumping piles of dripping pants, underwear and towels onto a dust covered countertop (losing a sock in the process). On the flip side, the average drying cycle lasts about 56 minutes. No one expects fellow students to time their loads to the minute, returning to fetch clean clothes at the exact moment of completion. Most of us run on incredibly tight schedules, and don’t factor in a two-hour wash...
...infants, children, and teenagers can include everything from books and art supplies to sports equipment and stuffed animals. According to Kambysellis, PBH has hosted the drive for “over a decade.” “It keeps growing year after year, both on the side of donations and on the side of organizations receiving toys,” she said. While the drive is a staff-led effort, Kambysellis encourages student involvement. “We are definitely in need of student help,” she said. Students can donate to the drive, as well...
...Meagher said the course will be useful for any students with a potential passion in the wine industry, as he had during his years at Harvard. “People can also see the wine industry as a real career option, whether it’s marketing, the business side of things, or a sommelier,” Meagher said. “It can be very intellectually engaging, which seems to be important to Harvard students...
...Mikado, or the Town of Titipu” is a surprisingly lighthearted affair. Of course, it’s a Gilbert and Sullivan affair, so serious dramatics would be out of place. The essence of “G&S” is lighthearted entertainment with a side of spectacle, and the Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan Players’ (HRGSP) rendition of it—running through Dec. 15 at the Agassiz Theatre—delivers amply...
...used to be a given that Chavez could count on the lower class, which represents the majority of the population, to turn the vote his way. Clearly, after logging 49% of the vote for his controversial reform, Chavez still has many of the poor on his side. The electoral council has yet to release detailed results that would indicate how impoverished areas voted. But an abstention rate of 44% suggests some of Chavez's traditional support base didn't show up to vote. And, narrow as the vote count was, the rejection of his proposal only one year after...