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...leader of the protest effort, “the last-minute change to the tennis competition and unfair multiplier that puts bigger dorms at a disadvantage” has resulted in “mortal combat” with rival Apley Hall. According to the Frosh IM Web site, individual events within the Yard Bucket Competition are weighted according to a normalized scale from one to four based on the actual number of people in the dorm. Thus Canaday, the largest dorm, is multiplied by one. In an e-mail sent Tuesday, the freshman IM coordinators announced a change...
...down-right confused. He walks out of the club in search of her or perhaps the wallet that she surely pick-pocketed. At this point we find out that the club doesn’t actually exist. He emerges from a ruined structure that’s simply the site onto which Usher projects his sexual fantasy. So he isn’t actually working for the CIA, just engaging in some auto-erotic pleasure. Some people buy toys. Usher plays with videos. —Ama R. Francis
...It’s like getting ready for a night out.” Bray’s interest in THUD began before she came to Harvard. She discovered it her senior year of high school while looking for percussion opportunities through the Harvard Student Activities Web site. She was impressed with the videos featured on its Web site, and the presence of a percussion ensemble ended up affecting her choice of colleges. “Harvard has this percussion ensemble, and it’s really awesome,” she says. “I made kind...
...slow, meticulous, pressed cup at a time, which barista Teena L. Eggleston called “couture coffee.” The machine is produced by the small Seattle Coffee Equipment Company, which was bought by Starbucks in March. The company bills the machine on its Web site as able to “bring out the subtle nuances of all of your coffees through complete, independent control of all of the important brew parameters: grind size, dose, water temperature, and contact time.” There are a few hundred Clover machines throughout the U.S. and the world, mostly...
...flushed them out in six weeks," says Randy Mankin, editor and publisher of the weekly El Dorado Success, circulation 1,200. Sitting in an old office chair amidst an archive of yellowing newspapers and modern computer equipment, he says the massive construction at the Red Cheek site sparked suspicions. When the paper checked Allred's Utah connections, it discovered that the men were in Eldorado to set up a large gated compound for the Fundamentalist Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints (FLDS), a religious group that believes in "celestial marriage" - polygamy. The FLDS admitted to town leaders they...