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...great experiences [with promoters] in the past.” Frank Roessler, Hill’s fellow Vegas cast member, expresses similar sentiments. “It’s so frustrating to work with [other promoters] and not know when you’re getting paid or when someone??s picking you up from the airport. I’ve had a great time with [Frumin]. It doesn’t feel like business with him.” His Harvard clients are equally impressed. “[Frumin] is great to work with...
Other schools, including Yale and MIT, have realized the fairness that results from a system that, much like our own judicial system, includes a method of peer review in judgments that could affect the rest of someone??s life, or in this case, their undergraduate career. Without this peer review, students are doomed to stand and defend themselves before a Board of persons who have been out of touch with the college experience for some time. As it stands, the Ad Board’s status quo membership is unacceptable. Few students even realize the composition...
...room” so that everyone can have a chance to see. She tells us of how Mather boiled Burrows’ skull and found that it was of an abnormal size, leading him to claim Burrows was a witch. “But, of course, when you boil someone??s skeleton, their bones expand,” Laura tells us chirpily...
...think when there’s a crucial point during the game, the whole team steps up,” Grimm said. “Someone??s bound to break free and I’ve been occasionally lucky enough to be that...
...justify accepting a friend we can’t stand with social etiquette. We insist it’s rude to reject someone. This person has taken the time to invite us as a friendster, and it is common courtesy to accept. Besides, what is so bad about having someone??s picture linked to your profile on a silly website that people visit when mindlessly procrasterbating...