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...recent proposal from the Undergraduate Council might rewrite that scene to add another hour of getting down in the safety and comfort of someone??s common room. The council’s Committee on House Life resolved early last month to ask the House Masters to allow parties to continue until 2 a.m. This long-overdue change would help soothe one of the most bothersome sore spots in the College’s much-bemoaned social life. Love them or hate them, Harvard parties can only be improved by making them last longer...
...midnight because we thought we’d all get killed and it would be fun or something.” There was a sense that we couldn’t really go anywhere, or that even if we did we’d just end up back in someone??s basement watching movies...
...Brian’s got a little bit of a chip on his shoulder, the kind that really works well for our sport,” Murphy says. “He prides himself on being a tough guy. He’s one of those guys that, if someone??s gonna pick on him, they’re picking on the wrong guy. He is a tremendous competitor. He is a tough and intense kid. And that’s not always the nature of that position, wide receiver...
Unfortunately for those who cling to decorum even in their most inebriated moments, some actions just don’t have a place in the code of manners. “Throwing up in someone??s car or on your neighbor—it’s probably impossible to do that politely,” Ms. Mannersmith maintains, recounting the story of one prominent Yalie’s vomit-related faux pas. Ms. Mannersmith’s final judgment on Bush Sr.’s throwing up on a Japanese dignitary while on tour in Japan...
...Sant’s film reportedly named his film for the proverbial elephant that becomes invisible after people grow accustomed to its presence, the implication being that the cause of the Columbine should be as obvious as an elephant in someone??s living. As a title for this movie, however, it’s a misnomer. Van Sant respects his audience and subject too much to suggest a single cause for the Columbine killings, and the film is a beautifully nuanced exploration of some of those causes. It is a tribute to Elephant and its director that...