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...might not be as obvious when things like that happen,” says Deborah Y. Ho ’07. In other words, what we call self-segregation might just be a more visible manifestation of the relationships that exist all over campus. “When something??s visible and people are sensitive towards it, they notice it more,” says Ho. “It’s easy to notice the things that you’re trying to notice and I don’t think that’s productive...
...very crowded media circus. "Sardonic Verses": Adam Goldenberg ’08 is a social studies concentrator in Winthrop House. His column returns on alternate Tuesdays with another semester’s worth of irreverence. With a magnifying glass trained on Harvard’s administration and student government, something??s bound to get burned. Probably Adam."Flyover Country": Steven T. Cupps ’09 is a biological anthropology and economics concentrator in Lowell House. In an attempt to reveal the neglected bits of Americana, his column will offer musings that sprawl from the Pacific...
...largest radio station owners in the United States, has been vilified just as much as the RIAA for its just business approach to the music industry. Entrenched in big business and afflicted by an orthodox attitude towards broadcasting, radio is in need of something. What that “something?? concretely means is anyone’s guess.This column won’t claim to divine the future of radio. The myriad problems with radio are far too numerous to be remedied by one miracle cure-all. But there continues to be new ways that radio can retain...
...from the Garden State soundtrack. Although “The Holiday” lacks the sentimental humor of the “Father of the Bride” movies (not to mention no gay Martin Short) and offers a less timely subject matter than that of “Something??s Gotta Give” (not to mention no nude Diane Keaton) it still manages to win us over...
...Nothing’s Something?...