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Forget the antiquated descriptions in the Unofficial Guide or the breathless patter of the Crimson Key Society. Even a sixth-year senior will tell you that House characters have changed forever. In the wake of randomization, the stereotypes of the Houses have been shattered by waves of students who have little in common with each other or the classes that came before them...
...House have gone from plausible to zilch. The President's problems demoralized many Democratic supporters in August and September and revved up Clinton-hating conservatives. That's especially scary because of the "six-year itch": while the sitting President's party has suffered losses in every midterm save one since the Civil War, elections in the sixth year of a presidency are especially crippling. Since 1938, sixth-year elections have produced an average loss of 44 seats for the party controlling the White House. Minority leader Richard Gephardt's expectations for the elections are revealingly modest. "We have to hold...
Another key consideration for Karen Liu, a sixth-year student in immunology, was Harvard's fame and prestige...
George Michail, a sixth-year graduate student in the Physics Department, died three weeks ago in Chicago from injuries sustained in a head-on car crash with a drunk driver two weeks earlier...
...little sentimental," said sixth-year Yard proctor James J. Monroe '86. "I miss the old space, but this place works...