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...world of Ashlee Simpsons and Paris Hiltons. "There are a lot of people who are not great singers who are selling a lot of records," Jackson puts it diplomatically. And voters will take points off for arrogance. Justin Guarini was Season 1's early favorite but lost steam when he started to seem as if he believed he was as good as everyone else said...
Lowell resident Isaiah K. Mwangi ’09 said earlier this week that he noticed unusually large amounts of steam billowing “at full blast” from the castle’s upper windows one night before spring break...
...three-setter in the No. 3 spot (3-6 6-3 6-4). Senior Julia Forgie, junior Vilsa Curto, who is also a Crimson editor, and sophomore Rachel Gottlieb all lost in straight sets in the bottom three spots. “We just kind of ran out of steam a little bit,” Graham said. “We couldn’t quite handle the warmth and the pressure of the situation.”HARVARD 6, UC DAVIS 1Harvard sailed past UC Davis on Friday, beating the Aggies, 6-1. The Crimson easily...
POLITICIAN About halfway between Iceland's capital city of Reykjavk and the small town of Hveragerdi, the smell of sulfur hangs in the air. White plumes of steam billow from deep under the earth into the blue sky, and moss covers the lava-strewn ground. It's a dramatic scene, and if Icelandic President Olafur Grimsson has his way, it will be the stage for the next big advance against global warming...
...walls. Faust ought to begin by committing our own campus to the highest of standards. But to ignore our transformative influence on the outside world is to default on the responsibility that the Harvard presidency carries. Today environmentalism occupies a peculiar place between research and action; it is gathering steam but its whistle has not yet rung. It awaits its champions. It has found one in Al Gore; it could use many others. As she sets the tone for academic institutions everywhere, Faust can show the world that the environment must be a cardinal concern for both institutions and young...