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More than two decades since Bono entered the world stage as a mullet-haired front man, he commands attention like no other cultural figure alive. When he visits Capitol Hill, his movement through the halls is split-timed. His lobbyists feed him tips so he knows, for instance, that Kentucky's Mitch McConnell has a thing for Burmese dissident Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace Prize winner who inspired U2's song Walk On. The rest is intuitive. Bono arrives with no security, takes gifts (a leather-bound volume of Seamus Heaney for Patrick Leahy, a framed copy...
...losing some games that I’m sure they expected to win.” The Big Green certainly hasn’t forgotten its season-opening drubbing at Bright, and both sides’ returning players surely remember that last year yielded a split of one-goal games. Reese’s tally won the first, 2-1, with 58 seconds left on the clock in Cambridge, and Harvard tied the second in Hanover, N.H. with 74 seconds remaining, only to lose in overtime. “It’s going to be a battle...
...large multi-purpose room, the coffee bar that currently exists on the fourth floor, several music practice rooms and many rooms for student organizations. Almost all students present at the meeting seemed to think that the fourth floor needed to be opened up as a social space rather than split up into a number of conference rooms. “The more walls you can tear down, the more people will appreciate it,” said Andrew C. Stillman ’06. That way students will “step out of the elevator and see people having...
...That day, Jones realized he could no longer live comfortably in his web of lies. Along with three fellow UC members, he split off from the student government and moved to a cave he discovered in the basement of Widener Library. It was in this cave that the HRC (Harvard Reclamation Club, not to be confused with the Harvard Republican Club) was born...
...Though the Arsenal was once as large as 130 acres, the Pentagon had reduced the site significantly. In 1968, it sold 55 acres to Watertown, which the town redeveloped into the Arsenal Mall and neighboring park. Due to the complexity of the cleanup effort, the EPA split what remained of the site in 1988 into three parts, one of which was the Arsenal buildings that Harvard now owns...