Word: smith
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...moderator's and panelists' questions. Consider her answer to the last question of the night, "What makes you the person who should go to the administration at Harvard?" In one minute, she deftly summarized her experience dealing with administrators such as Secretary to the Administrative Board Virginia L. Mackay-smith '78, capping it off with, "Getting things done at Harvard means more often than not bypassing Dean Lewis." That statement alone will win her fans...
Harvard then called timeout and coach Kathy Delaney-Smith presented Feaster with flowers at halfcourt...
...Theo R. Smith, thirtyish and spirited, is the sort of aspiring actor as easy to come by in Los Angeles as a palm tree or plastic surgeon. His resume, impressively diverse, boasts appearances in everything from The Winter's Tale to Mike and Maddy while also listing his "special skills," among them stage fighting, bartending and body surfing. Like many of his peers, Smith names Martin Scorsese as the director he would most enjoy working with. "I'm a dramatic actor," Smith explains, "but I would never turn down a good comedy role...
...some measures, though, he already has one. Blessed with an uncanny resemblance to Brian ("Kato") Kaelin, Smith has won a recurring role as the Simpson houseguest on the O.J. Civil Trial, a nightly one-hour news program on the E! channel (airing weekdays at 8 p.m. EST), which not only provides analysis of the testimony in the Simpson wrongful-death lawsuit but actually has actors recreate verbatim chunks of the day's proceedings as well...
Demon is sadly one of few satirical journals on the Harvard campus, providing the most patent vindication of Adam Smith's thesis that the quality of goods diminishes proportionately with a decrease in competition. Such "humor" would cease to intrigue if higher quality goods were available in our humor market. A few more humor magazines and Demon would be compelled by the rationale of supply and demand to undertake a wholly new and revolutionary enterprise: to create humor that is at the same time clean, engaging, tasteful and intellectual, or, at the very least, inoffensive...