Word: stirringly
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...importantly, it left undergrads without a major spring concert. But we are confident that the HCC has it right this year. In light of this summer’s announcement that the Fugees—comprised of Wyclef, Pras, and Lauryn Hill—have reunited, Wyclef will certainly stir significant interest.And, from the looks of things, students’ interest is already piqued. During the first hour of ticket sales, which began at 12 p.m. on Wednesday, 612 tickets were sold ($16 for students, $23 for non-affiliates) from the Harvard Box Office. Considerable buzz about the performance seems...
...Stir it up to make a difference—but only if you want to. Unstirred also tasty...
...weekend of violence from Gaza, Netanyahu still couldn't carry the day. Sharon's consistent argument has been that the old dreams of a Greater Israel - the original fire that molded the Likud - were impossible in the current political and diplomatic reality. Netanyahu had banked on being able to stir up the rowdiest nationalist elements in his party. But either he went too far, or he was successfully cast as having gone too far by his enemies. On Sunday night, Sharon was prevented from addressing the Likud Central Committee by an allegedly sabotaged sound system. Whoever caused that problem, Sharon...
...Martha Stewart’s personal test kitchen. The pristine and spacious serving area, complete with mood lighting that makes dining hall cuisine seem gourmet, is sure to make Dunster’s red tower the new romantic destination for every hungry Harvardian. And the food—stir-fried, grilled, baked, fried, and boiled by chefs cooking with pots and pans that seem to be straight from Emeril’s set (if only they could cook the food by yelling “Bam!”) seems fresher, healthier, and tastier. Suffice...
...Harvard, the next decade will be characterized by growth and expansion. As development in Allston continues to stir controversy throughout the community, Harvards expansion has already begun elsewhere. As it grows, Harvard must become willing to consult affected undergraduates; after all, in President Summers inaugural address he called Harvard College the very heart of the University, and the interests and concerns thereof should never be ignored when the quality of undergraduate life is at stake...